Llorándote

Nelson y Sus Estrellas' song 'Llorándote' is a poignant expression of unrequited love and deep emotional yearning. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a man who has cried endlessly, longing to be the owner of his beloved's heart. He dreams of a love that seems impossible, elevating his beloved to an almost divine status, comparing her to a flawless deity of passion. This metaphor underscores the intensity of his feelings and the pedestal on which he places her, highlighting the depth of his admiration and the pain of his unfulfilled desires.

The song continues with the protagonist pleading for a kiss, a symbol of love and hope, from his 'angel of the future.' He fears dying in bitterness and pain without her love, describing her as a beautiful, fragrant flower that enchants and seduces. He envisions a future where she serves him with overflowing love, moved by the chords of his guitar. This imagery of music and love intertwining suggests that his affection is not just emotional but also artistic, with his guitar playing a central role in expressing his feelings.

As the song progresses, the protagonist vows to remain in darkness until he captures the essence of her love. He acknowledges her divine beauty and sees her as the consoler of his long solitude, the dawn that will end his soul's suffering. The lyrics culminate in a heartfelt plea for her to not ruin him but to alleviate his situation, as he has shed countless tears thinking of her as the torch that lights up his heart. This final metaphor of the torch signifies hope and guidance, emphasizing her crucial role in his emotional well-being.