Dicen

Luis Miguel's song 'Dicen' delves into the transient and often disillusioning nature of love. The lyrics explore the idea that love, when experienced without boundaries or restraint, can lead to a loss of passion and excitement. The repeated phrase 'Dicen' (They say) suggests that these are common beliefs or societal notions about love, which the singer is reflecting upon. The song paints a picture of love that starts intensely but eventually cools down, leading to a sense of monotony and disinterest.

In the chorus, Luis Miguel contrasts this bleak view of love with his own relationship, which he believes still has some time left, symbolized by 'poco más de media luna' (a little more than half a moon). This metaphor suggests that their love is waning but not entirely gone. He compares the duration of their love to the fleeting beauty of roses in spring, emphasizing its temporary nature. Despite this, there is a yearning for one more night of passion, where his kisses can traverse valleys and mountains, symbolizing a deep and adventurous connection.

The song's melancholic tone is underscored by its poetic imagery and metaphors. The references to nature, such as roses and the moon, highlight the natural cycle of blooming and fading, mirroring the lifecycle of love. Luis Miguel's smooth and emotive vocal delivery adds depth to the lyrics, making the listener feel the bittersweet reality of love's impermanence. 'Dicen' is a poignant reflection on how love can be both beautiful and ephemeral, leaving a lasting impression on those who experience it.