Mi guitarra quiere rock

Murfila's song "Mi guitarra quiere rock" is a playful and affectionate ode to her guitar, personifying it as a beloved companion that needs some tender loving care. The lyrics describe the guitar as being 'malita' (sick) and 'triste y dolida' (sad and hurt), which Murfila tries to remedy with kisses, tickles, and playful antics. This personification creates a whimsical and endearing image of the guitar as a living entity with emotions and needs, much like a cherished pet or a close friend.

The chorus, or 'estribillo,' emphasizes the guitar's desire for rock music, urging to 'enchufala fuerte y metela pa' dentro' (plug it in strong and put it inside) so it can play loudly and powerfully. This can be seen as a metaphor for unleashing one's true potential and energy through music. The repeated call to give the guitar 'cañita' (a bit of a push) and rock reflects a desire to break free from sadness and embrace joy and vitality through the power of rock music.

Murfila's musical style blends rock with playful and sometimes irreverent lyrics, often incorporating elements of humor and whimsy. This song is no exception, as it combines a catchy rock melody with a lighthearted narrative about caring for her guitar. The imagery of giving the guitar 'conguitos' (a type of candy) and bathing it in the pool adds to the song's playful tone, making it a fun and engaging listen. Ultimately, "Mi guitarra quiere rock" celebrates the joy and healing power of music, highlighting how it can bring life and happiness to both the musician and their instrument.