Obsesion

Los Tri-o's song 'Obsesion' delves into the profound and consuming nature of love. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of an all-encompassing passion that knows no bounds. The opening lines, 'Por alto esteel cielo en el mundo / Por hondo que sea el mar profundo,' suggest that no matter how high the sky or how deep the sea, nothing can stand in the way of the singer's love. This metaphor emphasizes the limitless and unstoppable force of his emotions.

The song continues to explore the idea of love as a fundamental and divine element of life. 'Amor es el pan de la vida / Amor es la copa divina' translates to 'Love is the bread of life / Love is the divine cup,' indicating that love is essential and sacred. This portrayal elevates love to a spiritual level, suggesting that it is a vital and holy experience that nourishes the soul. The lyrics also describe love as 'un algo sin nombre / Que obsesiona a un hombre por una mujer,' or 'something without a name / That obsesses a man for a woman,' highlighting the mysterious and overwhelming nature of this emotion.

The recurring theme of obsession is central to the song. The singer admits, 'Yo estoy obsesionado contigo / El mundo es testigo de mi frenesi,' meaning 'I am obsessed with you / The world is a witness to my frenzy.' This confession reveals the intensity of his feelings, which border on madness. Despite any obstacles or opposition from fate, he declares, 'Seras para mi / Para mi,' or 'You will be mine / For me,' showcasing his unwavering determination and possessiveness. The song captures the essence of an all-consuming love that defies logic and reason, driven by an unrelenting desire to be with the object of his affection.