Señor

Paris Combo's song 'Señor' is a whimsical yet poignant exploration of unexpected love and the internal conflict it can bring. The narrative begins with the protagonist in her private space, where she is unexpectedly visited by a mason with tender hands. This mason, who represents a sudden and unanticipated romantic interest, makes it clear that he is enamored with her. Despite her initial polite refusal, she is internally conflicted, as indicated by the repeated line 'J'ai pensé' (I thought), suggesting a deep contemplation about the possibility of love.

The chorus reveals her inner turmoil and excitement as she acknowledges that love has knocked on her door. The phrase 'que le diable m'emporte' (may the devil take me) signifies her willingness to embrace this new feeling, even if it leads to unforeseen consequences. Her skeleton being 'ravi' (delighted) and taking this joy to paradise illustrates the profound impact this love has on her, affecting her to the core.

However, the protagonist is also aware of her emotional baggage and the need to address her past wounds before fully embracing this new relationship. She speaks of gathering her scattered feelings, forgotten poles, and damaged springs, metaphorically representing her need to heal and reorganize her emotional state. The plea to 'Senor' to give her time to get back on her feet highlights her desire for a tactical pause to ensure she doesn't fall from a great height emotionally. This blend of excitement and caution creates a rich tapestry of emotions, making 'Señor' a relatable and deeply human song about the complexities of love.