Bruja

Los Amigos Invisibles' song 'Bruja' delves into the intoxicating and overwhelming nature of love, using vivid metaphors and cultural references to paint a picture of a love that is both enchanting and consuming. The repeated phrase 'Sin ti, sigo sin ti' (Without you, I continue without you) underscores the deep sense of longing and dependency the narrator feels in the absence of their beloved. This refrain sets the tone for the song, emphasizing the emotional void left by the loved one’s absence.

The lyrics describe the beloved as having a powerful, almost magical influence over the narrator. Phrases like 'Me tienes el alma por el piso' (You have my soul on the floor) and 'Tu hechizo es demasiado fuerte' (Your spell is too strong) suggest that the narrator feels utterly captivated and powerless under the beloved's spell. The use of the word 'hechizo' (spell) and the comparison to a 'bruja' (witch) or 'santera' (a practitioner of Santería) highlights the mystical and irresistible nature of this love. However, the narrator insists that the beloved is 'aun mucho más arrecha,' a Venezuelan slang term that can mean fierce, intense, or incredibly attractive, indicating that their allure goes beyond mere enchantment.

The song also touches on the lengths the narrator is willing to go to be with their beloved, as seen in the lines 'Camino y corro todo el tiempo pa' oirte y poder estar quieto' (I walk and run all the time to hear you and be still). This suggests a restless pursuit and a deep yearning for connection. The plea 'Te ruego no me dejes desnudo' (I beg you, don't leave me naked) further emphasizes the vulnerability and desperation felt by the narrator. The interplay of desire, enchantment, and vulnerability creates a rich tapestry of emotions that many listeners can relate to, making 'Bruja' a compelling exploration of the complexities of love.