PARA AMARTE A TI (part. Tiago PZK)

KHEA's song 'PARA AMARTE A TI,' featuring Tiago PZK, delves into the complexities of love intertwined with personal battles. The lyrics reveal a profound internal conflict where the protagonist feels the need to prioritize self-love and healing before being able to fully commit to loving someone else. The repeated advice from others to put himself first highlights the common struggle of balancing self-care with the desire to be there for a loved one. This tension is poignantly expressed through the metaphor of giving his eyes and hands to the beloved, symbolizing a deep yearning to connect despite his broken state.

The chorus encapsulates the core dilemma: to love the other person, he must stop fighting with himself. This internal battle is so intense that he contemplates ending the relationship to protect his partner from his own turmoil. The lyrics 'Para amarte a ti, debo dejar de luchar conmigo' (To love you, I must stop fighting with myself) and 'Es para salvarte de mí' (It's to save you from me) underscore the self-awareness and the painful decision to potentially let go for the sake of the other's well-being.

The song also touches on themes of guilt and self-loathing. The protagonist acknowledges his role in the relationship's struggles, admitting that he is the source of their problems. This self-blame is evident in lines like 'Soy todo lo que nos rompió' (I am everything that broke us) and 'Sé que el culpable fui yo, por eso me odio' (I know I was to blame, that's why I hate myself). Despite this, there is a glimmer of hope and a desire for redemption, as he recognizes the partner's efforts to save him and wishes to reciprocate. The imagery of living a silent war and smiling amidst the chaos paints a vivid picture of the internal strife and the bittersweet nature of their love.