Amar es

In 'Amar es,' Magnate y Valentino, along with Arcangel, delve into the complexities and emotional turbulence of love. The song opens with a confession of budding feelings, but also a fear that the object of affection might be toying with those emotions. This sets the stage for a candid conversation about the nature of love, where Arcangel steps in to offer some hard-earned wisdom. He warns that love can be a mix of fantasy and reality, often blinding and sometimes malicious. This advice serves as a cautionary tale, urging the listener to tread carefully in matters of the heart.

The chorus, shared by both Magnate and Arcangel, emphasizes the physical and emotional intimacy that love brings. They describe love as the ability to kiss, hug, and touch, which leads to a sense of enlightenment or reaching 'the light.' This metaphorical 'light' represents the ultimate fulfillment and joy that love can offer, contrasting sharply with the earlier warnings about its potential pitfalls. The repetition of these lines underscores the duality of love—its capacity to bring immense happiness and profound vulnerability.

Magnate's verses further illustrate the consuming nature of love. He speaks of being unable to stop thinking about his 'dulce doncella' (sweet maiden) and feeling lost without her. This intense longing and the fear of losing focus without her presence highlight the addictive and sometimes overwhelming aspects of love. The song concludes with a plea for sincerity, as Magnate expresses his desire for a genuine relationship, free from games and deceit. This plea encapsulates the song's central theme: the quest for true, unblemished love amidst the chaos and confusion that often accompany romantic relationships.