Dueña y señora

La Fiesta's song 'Dueña y Señora' delves into the complexities of relationships and the illusion of control. The lyrics speak from the perspective of someone who has given their all—hopes, dreams, and efforts—only to find that their contributions are unrecognized and unappreciated. The repeated phrase 'Te crees dueña y señora' (You think you are the owner and lady) underscores the central theme of the song: the misguided belief in one's own importance and control over others.

The song highlights the emotional toll of unreciprocated efforts and the frustration of feeling invisible. The lines 'pero es tan dificil cuando no cuesta nada y es mas dificil cuando alguien no quiere mirar' (but it's so difficult when it costs nothing and it's harder when someone doesn't want to look) emphasize the pain of being overlooked and undervalued. This sentiment is further amplified by the notion that living in such a reality is challenging because 'nadie reconosca lo que das' (no one recognizes what you give).

In the latter part of the song, the lyrics take a more introspective turn, revealing the inner unhappiness of the person who believes they are in control. The lines 'pero por dentro tu te sientes tan infeliz... crees que sos tan importante y no vivis' (but inside you feel so unhappy... you think you are so important and you don't live) suggest that this illusion of control leads to a hollow existence. The song ultimately questions the value of perceived power and control, hinting at a higher justice that will eventually prevail.

'Dueña y Señora' is a poignant reflection on the dynamics of power, recognition, and the emotional consequences of living under the illusion of control. It serves as a reminder that true happiness and fulfillment come from genuine connections and mutual respect, rather than from a false sense of dominance.