Completamente Enamorados

Rodrigo Bueno's song 'Completamente Enamorados' captures the intoxicating and all-consuming nature of young love. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of two lovers who are so deeply infatuated with each other that they lose themselves in the moment. The phrase 'como dos perros sin dueño' (like two stray dogs) suggests a sense of freedom and wildness in their love, unbound by societal norms or expectations. This imagery is further emphasized by their inability to sleep, indicating that their passion and excitement are too overwhelming to allow for rest.

The song continues to describe the couple as 'pegados en plena calle' (stuck together in the middle of the street), likening them to newlyweds who are still in the honeymoon phase of their relationship. This comparison highlights the freshness and intensity of their feelings. The repeated use of 'completamente enamorados' (completely in love) underscores the totality of their emotional and physical connection. The lyrics also touch on the thrill of experiencing physical intimacy for the first time, adding a layer of innocence and discovery to their love story.

As the night progresses, the lovers find themselves 'entre la sombra de los árboles' (in the shadow of the trees), where they undress and make love. This setting adds a sense of secrecy and intimacy to their encounter, as if they are the only two people in the world. The playful exchange of clothing ('tú te pones mi camisa y yo tu falda') further illustrates their deep connection and comfort with each other. The song's repetitive chorus reinforces the idea that their love is all-encompassing and transcendent, leaving them 'completamente enamorados' and blissfully happy.