Cuando Fuma

Lyan's song 'Cuando Fuma' delves into the complex relationship between the protagonist and his lover, exploring themes of love, societal judgment, and the transformative effects of smoking. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a passionate and somewhat rebellious romance, where the act of smoking serves as a catalyst for emotional and physical connection. The repeated phrase 'cuando fuma se arrebata' (when she smokes, she gets high) underscores how smoking alters the lover's state of mind, making her more affectionate and uninhibited.

The song also touches on the societal perceptions and judgments faced by the couple. The protagonist mentions that his lover's family views him as a delinquent, influenced by societal stereotypes and rumors. Despite these external pressures, the bond between the two remains strong, with the lover seeking solace and comfort in the protagonist, whom she refers to as her 'cura' (cure). This dynamic highlights the tension between societal expectations and personal desires, a common theme in many romantic relationships.

Lyan uses various metaphors and cultural references to enrich the narrative. For instance, he compares himself to 'Stitch,' a character known for his mischievous yet endearing nature, and his lover to 'Lili,' emphasizing their unique and complementary relationship. The references to luxury brands like Gucci and the rejection of mainstream fashion (Zara) further illustrate the lover's distinct personality and preferences. These elements combine to create a rich tapestry of imagery and emotion, making 'Cuando Fuma' a compelling exploration of love, identity, and societal norms.