Dime, dime que me quieres

Pastora Soler's song 'Dime, dime que me quieres' is a poignant exploration of unrequited love and the longing for validation. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a woman who has been warned by others to remove the metaphorical blindfold and see the reality of her situation. Despite these warnings, she remains captivated by a love that seems to have faded over time. The imagery of being a 'flower of a day' suggests a fleeting, ephemeral beauty and passion that has since withered.

The chorus is a desperate plea for reassurance. She begs her lover to tell her that he loves her, that he lives for her, and that he would die for her. This repetition of 'Dime, dime, dime' (Tell me, tell me, tell me) underscores her desperation and the depth of her emotional turmoil. She is not only seeking his love but also validation against the judgment of others who have doubted their relationship. The line 'calla a esos que me hieren o me moriré de pena' (silence those who hurt me or I will die of sorrow) highlights the emotional pain inflicted by external opinions and her lover's indifference.

The song also delves into the theme of lost intimacy. The absence of caresses and the death of desire signify a relationship that has grown cold. Yet, she clings to the memories of when their love was vibrant and alive. The act of him holding her hand momentarily revives her hope, making her forget his neglect. This juxtaposition of past affection and present indifference creates a powerful emotional contrast, emphasizing her internal conflict and enduring hope for rekindled love.