Lady, Lady

In 'Lady, Lady,' Pablo Ruiz delves into the depths of longing and emotional vulnerability. The song's lyrics paint a vivid picture of a man who feels incomplete without the presence of his beloved. The opening lines, 'Como confesar que soy otro cuando tu no estas,' reveal a profound transformation in the narrator's identity when his love is absent. This sense of need is further emphasized by the phrase 'mi tiempo es un monton de necesidad,' suggesting that time itself becomes a burden without her presence.

The chorus, 'Ven a mi, desde el fondo de mi alma te lo pido asi,' is a heartfelt plea for his lover to return. The repetition of 'Ven a mi' underscores the desperation and urgency of his request. The narrator's admission, 'porque un dia es demasiado para estar sin ti,' highlights the intensity of his feelings, indicating that even a single day without her is unbearable. This emotional intensity is a hallmark of Ruiz's style, which often blends passionate lyrics with melodic tunes.

The song also explores themes of transformation and self-awareness. The line 'que me he vuelto tierno' suggests that love has softened the narrator, making him more tender and open. This transformation is a testament to the power of love to change individuals profoundly. The repeated declaration, 'soy un eco repitiendo que te quiero,' serves as a metaphor for the narrator's unwavering love, echoing endlessly in his heart and mind. Through 'Lady, Lady,' Pablo Ruiz captures the essence of love's transformative power and the deep yearning that accompanies separation from a loved one.