Besaré El Suelo (Revolver)

Luz Casal's 'Besaré El Suelo (Revolver)' is a poignant exploration of the highs and lows of love, capturing the intense emotions that come with deep romantic connections. The song opens with a reflection on the paradox of life and love: the more beautiful life is, the more painful its blows can be. This sets the stage for the central theme of the song, which is the vulnerability and risk inherent in love. Casal sings about the ecstasy of being in love, likening a lover's touch to touching the sky, but she is acutely aware that this bliss is fragile and can be shattered, leaving her to 'kiss the ground' once more.

The chorus emphasizes the mysterious and exclusive nature of love, a sentiment that only the two people involved can truly understand. Casal's passionate delivery and the imagery of running through the streets and shouting to the world underscore the intensity and all-consuming nature of her feelings. This part of the song highlights the idea that love is a private affair, a unique bond that outsiders cannot fully grasp.

In the latter part of the song, Casal delves into the pain of potential loss and the resilience she has built from past heartbreaks. She acknowledges her vulnerability as a 'broken woman' with a wounded heart but also asserts her strength, vowing not to let another man make her fall again. The song concludes with a bittersweet acceptance of the inevitable 'hurricane' of separation, yet she finds solace in the memory of their unity, describing them as two bodies with one heart. This duality of strength and fragility, joy and sorrow, encapsulates the complex nature of love that Casal so beautifully conveys in 'Besaré El Suelo (Revolver)'.