La Chica De La TV

Pablo Ruiz's song "La Chica De La TV" captures the essence of infatuation with an unattainable figure, a common theme in pop culture. The lyrics describe a young man who is mesmerized by a girl he sees on television. She is likened to a star that shines brightly and passes by, symbolizing her fleeting and elusive nature. This girl, who he refers to as his angel, enters his home through the TV screen, creating a sense of intimacy despite the physical distance. The protagonist is so captivated by her that he keeps the television on constantly, hoping to catch a glimpse of her and not miss any opportunity to see her again.

The song delves into the protagonist's longing and frustration. He dreams of having her by his side but is hindered by the fact that he doesn't even know her name or where to find her. This unrequited love is further emphasized by his desire to converse with her, to meet her in a more casual setting like a bar, and to confess how much she affects him. The girl on TV makes him tremble and vibrate with excitement whenever she appears, highlighting the intense emotional impact she has on him.

The metaphor of the girl being a "chocolate muy dulce y sabroso" (a very sweet and tasty chocolate) adds a layer of sensuality and desire to the song. However, this sweetness also brings jealousy when he cannot see her, indicating the emotional turmoil that comes with his infatuation. The song beautifully captures the bittersweet nature of longing for someone who seems so close yet is ultimately out of reach, a sentiment that resonates with anyone who has experienced a similar kind of distant admiration.