Tuyo (una que quise hacer)

Nicki Nicole's song 'Tuyo (una que quise hacer)' is a poetic exploration of love and desire, wrapped in vivid metaphors and elemental imagery. The lyrics paint a picture of a passionate relationship where each partner is essential to the other's existence. The opening lines, 'Soy el fuego que arde tu piel / Soy el agua que mata tu sed,' immediately set the tone, suggesting a love that is both consuming and fulfilling. Fire and water, traditionally opposing elements, are used here to symbolize the intensity and necessity of their connection.

The song continues to build on this elemental theme, with references to castles, towers, and swords, evoking a sense of medieval romance and chivalry. These images suggest a love that is both protective and powerful. The repeated line, 'Tú el aire que respiro yo / Y la luz de la Luna en el mar,' emphasizes the idea that the beloved is as essential as air and as beautiful as moonlight on the sea. This romantic imagery is further deepened by the line, 'La garganta que ansío mojar / Que temo ahogar de amor,' which speaks to a desire so intense it borders on overwhelming.

The chorus, with its question, '¿Y cuáles deseos me vas a dar?' and the response, 'Mi tesoro, basta con mirarlo, oh, y tuyo será,' adds a layer of mystery and allure. It suggests that the true treasure in this relationship is the mutual fulfillment of desires, simply through the act of being together. The song's structure, with its repetitive and almost hypnotic quality, mirrors the cyclical nature of love and desire, where each moment of connection leads to a deeper longing. Nicki Nicole's delivery, with its blend of vulnerability and strength, perfectly captures the emotional complexity of the lyrics, making 'Tuyo (una que quise hacer)' a compelling ode to passionate love.