Mal de Amor (part. Manuel Turizo)

“Mal de Amor” by MYA featuring Manuel Turizo is a song that delves into the theme of overcoming heartbreak through new romantic experiences. The lyrics paint a picture of a night that feels less dark when one has experienced the light, symbolizing the hope and joy that can follow a period of emotional pain. The song encourages moving on from past relationships and embracing new connections as a way to heal and find happiness again.

The chorus, with its repetitive invitation to spend the night kissing and thinking about each other the next day, emphasizes the idea of living in the moment and finding solace in the company of someone new. This approach to dealing with heartbreak is both a distraction and a form of emotional therapy, suggesting that new love or even a passionate fling can help mend a broken heart. The collaboration with Manuel Turizo adds a layer of sensuality and urgency, making the song not just about emotional recovery but also about physical connection and the excitement of new beginnings.

The verses further explore this theme by describing the intense attraction and chemistry between the two individuals. Lines like “Si eres delito, por mí que me lleve la policía” (If you’re a crime, let the police take me) and “Si es un pecado, yo contigo pecaría” (If it’s a sin, I would sin with you) highlight the irresistible pull and the willingness to embrace this new relationship despite any potential consequences. The song’s upbeat tempo and catchy melody reinforce the message of moving forward and enjoying life, making it a celebration of love and passion as a remedy for past sorrows.