Shape Of You

Nicole Gatti's rendition of 'Shape Of You' is a fascinating medley that weaves together various lyrical snippets from different songs, creating a tapestry of emotions and experiences. The song opens with a nod to 'Despacito,' a global hit that speaks to the slow, sensual nature of love and intimacy. This sets the stage for a journey through different facets of relationships, from the innocence of childhood friendships to the complexities of adult love.

The lyrics transition seamlessly between different songs, each bringing its own emotional weight. For instance, the line 'Once I was seven years old my momma told me' from Lukas Graham's '7 Years' introduces a nostalgic element, reminding listeners of the innocence and simplicity of youth. This is juxtaposed with the more mature themes of regret and longing found in lines like 'Hoy te pido perdón, perdón, perdón' and 'Sigo extrañándote,' which delve into the pain of lost love and the yearning for reconciliation.

Nicole Gatti's choice to include lines like 'Baby I don't need dollar bills to have fun tonight' from Sia's 'Cheap Thrills' adds a layer of independence and self-sufficiency to the narrative. This is further enriched by the inclusion of 'We don't talk anymore, like we used to do,' highlighting the communication breakdowns that often plague relationships. The song's closing lines, 'Sigueme, sígueme si, Sigueme Si,' bring the focus back to the desire for connection and the hope for a love that endures despite the challenges.

Overall, 'Shape Of You' by Nicole Gatti is a rich, emotional journey that captures the highs and lows of love and relationships. Through its eclectic mix of lyrics, the song offers a nuanced exploration of human emotions, making it a compelling listen for anyone who has ever experienced the complexities of love.