Pienso En Ti

Lynda's song 'Pienso En Ti' delves into the all-consuming nature of love and infatuation. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone who is deeply in love, to the point where their thoughts are dominated by the object of their affection. The phrase 'Pienso en ti cada segundo' (I think of you every second) sets the tone for the song, highlighting the intensity and constancy of these feelings. The comparison to a cricket inside the singer's mind suggests an incessant, almost intrusive presence of these thoughts, which they try to keep hidden but find impossible to suppress.

The song also explores the transformative power of love. The line 'Pienso en ti y estoy perdiendo el contacto con el suelo' (I think of you and I'm losing contact with the ground) metaphorically describes the feeling of being so in love that one feels like they are floating. This sensation is further emphasized by the mention of witnesses who have seen the singer 'float,' indicating that their love is so powerful it affects their physical presence. The lyrics 'Reafirmando la teoría de que enamorarse no está tan mal' (Reaffirming the theory that falling in love isn't so bad) suggest a realization and acceptance of love's positive impact, despite its overwhelming nature.

The repetitive nature of the chorus, 'Pienso en ti para sobrevivir' (I think of you to survive), underscores the idea that this love is not just a fleeting emotion but a vital part of the singer's existence. The song captures the bittersweet essence of love, where the joy of thinking about the loved one is mixed with a sense of helplessness and obsession. The lyrics 'Se me ha vuelto un manía no dejarte nunca de pensar' (It has become a mania to never stop thinking about you) encapsulate this perfectly, portraying love as both a beautiful and consuming force.