Prohibida

Raul Raul

The Enchantment of Forbidden Love in 'Prohibida'

Raul's song 'Prohibida' is a passionate ode to a woman whose beauty and allure are so overwhelming that they should be 'forbidden.' The lyrics describe the singer's intense feelings whenever he sees this woman, to the point where he feels breathless and his heart betrays him. Her captivating black eyes and overall presence are almost magical, making her irresistible and leaving him in a state of emotional turmoil. The repeated phrase 'no tiene perdon por ser como es' (she has no forgiveness for being the way she is) underscores the idea that her beauty is almost a crime because it has such a powerful effect on him.

The chorus emphasizes the idea that her beauty and the way she moves should be illegal. Raul uses vivid imagery, comparing her to a star in the sky, but noting that no star could ever match her beauty. This hyperbolic comparison highlights the depth of his infatuation. The phrase 'ese tumbao que me tiene loco y enamorado' (that sway that drives me crazy and in love) captures the physical and emotional impact she has on him. The singer feels that her perfection is so extreme that it could make him lose his mind, indicating the overwhelming nature of his feelings.

Throughout the song, Raul expresses a longing to confess his feelings but admits he never has the courage. This unspoken love adds a layer of melancholy to the song, as he lives for the brief moments he sees her each morning. The repetition of the chorus reinforces the idea that her beauty and presence are almost too much to bear, making her 'prohibida' (forbidden) in his eyes. The song beautifully captures the agony and ecstasy of unrequited love, wrapped in the allure of forbidden desire.

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  1. Prohibida
  2. SueñO Su Boca
  3. Pialo de sangue
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