Romance Enfermo

Kapanga Kapanga

The Turmoil of a Sick Romance

Kapanga's song "Romance Enfermo" delves into the complexities and turbulence of a troubled relationship. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a love that is both passionate and destructive. The protagonist grapples with societal judgment and personal flaws, admitting to past wrongdoings like theft and a fondness for red wine. Despite these admissions, he vehemently denies accusations of physical abuse, highlighting the misunderstandings and false perceptions that often plague troubled relationships.

The chorus, with its repetitive plea for affirmation, "Digan que si!!" (Say yes!!), underscores a desperate need for validation and acceptance. This plea is juxtaposed with the protagonist's actions of painting the city walls with his lover's name, a grand yet futile gesture of love. The term "Romance enfermo" (sick romance) encapsulates the essence of their relationship—intense, unhealthy, and ultimately unsustainable.

As the song progresses, the protagonist reflects on the end of the relationship. He acknowledges the blame placed on him and the realization that something fundamental has broken between them. The line "Ya no quiero estar contigo" (I no longer want to be with you) marks a turning point, where he decides to move on, recognizing the relationship as a "gran mentira" (big lie). This revelation signifies a moment of clarity amidst the chaos, where he understands that the love he once believed in was never truly real.

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  1. Demasiado
  2. Quiero llenarte de mi
  3. Locos
  4. El Beso Del Adiós
  5. Quiero Mas
  6. Una nube
  7. Postal
  8. El Universal
  9. Ramón
  10. Hombres rata
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