De Tu Vida Menos

Salón Victoria's song 'De Tu Vida Menos' delves into the intricate and often painful nature of love. The lyrics express a sense of confusion and frustration with the emotional turmoil that love can bring. The opening lines, 'Entiendo que no entiendas / Por que el amor nos quema la piel,' set the tone for a narrative that acknowledges the burning intensity of love and its ability to erode faith and hope. This sentiment is further emphasized with the lines, 'Por que nos mata toda la fe,' highlighting the destructive potential of love when it goes awry.

The chorus, 'Dame de tu vida menos,' is a plea for less emotional involvement, suggesting that the speaker is overwhelmed by the intensity of the relationship. This request for less can be seen as a desire to protect oneself from further emotional pain. The metaphor of being 'bajo colchón' (under the mattress) and 'escúpeme bajo tu colchón' (spit me under your mattress) conveys a sense of wanting to be hidden away, perhaps to avoid the harsh realities of love.

The song also touches on the idea of not being blinded by either the mistakes or the virtues in a relationship, as seen in the lines, 'Que no te cieguen lo errores no / Eso no es vivir / Que no te cieguen las virtudes no / Es mejor así.' This suggests a call for a balanced perspective, free from the extremes of idealization or condemnation. The recurring theme of not being blinded by kisses or the sea ('Que no te cieguen los besos / Que no te ciegue la mar') further underscores the need for clarity and realism in love. Ultimately, 'De Tu Vida Menos' is a poignant exploration of the complexities of love, advocating for a measured approach to emotional involvement.