Linda

The song "Linda" by Martín Elías is a heartfelt ode to a woman who is unaware of her own beauty and worth. The lyrics encourage the listener to live life with purpose and to love deeply, suggesting that such actions have the power to change the world. The song's narrator admires the woman's smile, which he describes as the most beautiful on earth, and expresses a desire to be the one who brings joy to her life.

The song also touches on themes of healing and support. The narrator sees himself as a savior who entered the woman's life when her 'velero de tu amor' (sailboat of love) was sinking. He wants to be the one to sweeten her life, like the best dessert she could desire. This metaphorical language conveys a message of hope and the transformative power of love. The narrator's love is so profound that he feels like he owns her, but this is contrasted with the woman's fixation on a past hurt, where someone trampled on her pride.

Finally, the song uses vivid imagery to describe the woman's allure, comparing her body to a symphony and her presence to poetry. The narrator is deeply infatuated, longing for a kiss and dreaming of a world where even the seas could turn to wine. The song is a blend of romantic yearning and a call for the woman to recognize her own value, to move beyond past sorrows, and to embrace the love that is offered to her.