Burbujas de Amor

Melendi's 'Burbujas de Amor' is a heartfelt ballad that delves into the depths of romantic longing and emotional vulnerability. The song opens with the singer describing his heart as 'mutilated by hope and reason,' suggesting a state of emotional turmoil and confusion. This heart, despite its wounds, is eager and impatient, especially when it hears the voice of the beloved. The imagery of a heart that 'madruga donde quiera' (wakes up early wherever it wants) conveys a sense of restless yearning, always on the lookout for love and connection.

The central metaphor of the song is the desire to become a fish, which allows the singer to express his wish to be close to his beloved in an intimate and almost magical way. By wanting to 'touch my nose in your fishbowl' and 'make bubbles of love everywhere,' the singer illustrates a deep desire to immerse himself completely in the presence of his loved one. The idea of spending the night 'mojado en ti' (wet in you) further emphasizes a longing for a profound and all-encompassing connection, where physical and emotional boundaries dissolve.

Throughout the song, the heart is portrayed as both a source of strength and vulnerability. It sings with an 'anchor of illusion,' yet it is also prone to 'clouds of bitterness.' This duality reflects the complexities of love, where joy and pain often coexist. The repeated wish to be a fish, to 'embroider your waist with corals' and 'make silhouettes of love under the moon,' captures the essence of romantic idealism and the intense desire to be united with the beloved in a dreamlike, almost surreal manner. 'Burbujas de Amor' is a poetic exploration of love's power to inspire, torment, and ultimately, transform the human heart.