Oiga (part. Prisma)

The song 'Oiga' by Joan Sebastian, featuring Prisma, is a heartfelt ballad that delves into the complexities of opening up to love after experiencing heartache. The lyrics convey a conversation between two individuals, where one notices a vacancy in the other's heart through their transparent gaze. The speaker is cautious, expressing a fear of getting burned by the flames of love, metaphorically speaking, despite feeling the coldness of loneliness.

The chorus of the song suggests a solution to their respective emotional states: combining the speaker's warmth (or 'fire') with the other person's coldness. This metaphorical 'association' represents the idea of two people complementing each other, filling the voids in their hearts with love. The repeated declaration 'Le amo, de veras' (I love you, truly) emphasizes the sincerity of the speaker's feelings, assuring that their intentions are not a game.

However, the song also acknowledges the vulnerability that comes with love. The lines 'Yo tengo miedo de amar otra vez' (I am afraid to love again) resonate with anyone who has been hurt in the past. The song ends on a hopeful note, encouraging both parties to overcome their fears and take a chance on love once more. The collaboration between Joan Sebastian and Prisma adds a layer of emotional depth to the song, making it a poignant piece about the risks and rewards of falling in love.