Me Gusta

Sanalejo's song 'Me Gusta' delves into the intoxicating and often tumultuous nature of a passionate, forbidden love. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a relationship driven by physical desire and a longing that borders on obsession. The opening lines, 'Ansió el momento de tenerte encima / Quisiera estar adentro de tu cuerpo caníbal,' set the tone for the song, highlighting an intense craving for physical closeness and a desire to be consumed by the lover's presence. This metaphor of a 'cuerpo caníbal' suggests a love that is both consuming and insatiable.

The chorus, 'A mí me gusta hacerte el amor / No me interesa que se que se pierda tu inocencia fugaz,' reveals a disregard for societal norms and innocence, emphasizing the raw, unfiltered nature of their connection. The comparison of the lover's skin to a 'camino tan dulce como el vino / Tan sedienta como el mar sin la sal' further illustrates the addictive and paradoxical nature of their relationship. The sweetness of the wine contrasts with the thirst of the sea, symbolizing a love that is both fulfilling and endlessly yearning.

Throughout the song, there is a recurring theme of playing roles and engaging in fantasies, as seen in lines like 'Solías pedirme que fuera indecente / Hacer todas las cosas que tenias en mente.' This suggests a relationship that thrives on breaking boundaries and exploring the forbidden. The mention of 'perfume barato' and 'dulce veneno' adds a layer of danger and allure, indicating that this love, while intoxicating, is also potentially destructive. The song captures the essence of a love that is as thrilling as it is perilous, leaving the listener with a sense of longing and unease.