Asi Como Tu

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The Duality of Love in 'Asi Como Tu' by Jaguares

Jaguares' song 'Asi Como Tu' delves into the complex and often contradictory nature of love. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of an enduring soul that faces both the beauty and the pain of love. The opening lines introduce an 'alma' (soul) that is both sought after and wounded, reflecting the vulnerability and resilience inherent in human relationships. This soul is described as unyielding, symbolizing the strength required to navigate the emotional highs and lows that love brings.

The chorus, repeating 'Asi como tu, amor que das la vida' (Just like you, love that gives life), juxtaposes the life-giving aspect of love with its destructive potential. The soul, once rewarded, now suffers from the betrayal of dreams, seeking a place to hide its mortal wound. This duality is further emphasized with the line 'amor que quitas la vida' (love that takes life), highlighting how love can be both a source of immense joy and profound sorrow.

The song also touches on the ease with which one can be hurt in love, as expressed in the line 'Y es tan fácil que te hagan daño' (And it's so easy to be hurt). This vulnerability is a central theme, culminating in the phrase 'Amor roto' (Broken love), which encapsulates the fragility of human connections. Through its poetic lyrics, 'Asi Como Tu' captures the essence of love's dual nature, portraying it as a force that can both uplift and devastate, making it a powerful and relatable exploration of the human experience.

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  1. Te Lo Pido Por Favor
  2. Detras De Los Cerros
  3. Adios
  4. Fin
  5. Nos Vamos Juntos
  6. Voy A Volar
  7. CláVame Mejor Los Dientes
  8. Asi Como Tu
  9. No Dejes Que
  10. Miedo
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