Derroche

Sergio Contreras' song "Derroche" is a passionate ode to love, desire, and the intoxicating madness that comes with it. The repeated refrain of "Besos, ternura, que derroche de amor cuanta locura" (Kisses, tenderness, what a waste of love, how much madness) sets the tone for the entire song, emphasizing the overwhelming and almost reckless nature of the emotions involved. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a night filled with kisses and tenderness, where the boundaries between reality and fantasy blur.

The song delves into the intense longing and desire to be close to a loved one, with lines like "el ardiente deseo de besarte o tocarte, dimelo tu...¿como se cura?" (the burning desire to kiss or touch you, tell me... how do you cure it?). This line captures the almost painful yearning that comes with deep affection, a feeling that many can relate to. The playful and somewhat humorous exchange about buying a silk thong adds a touch of lightness, showcasing the playful side of love and intimacy.

Contreras also touches on the idea of time standing still in moments of passion, with the wish that "que no acabe esta noche ni esta luna de abril" (that this night and this April moon never end). This longing for eternal moments of love highlights the ephemeral nature of such experiences, making them all the more precious. The song's narrative also includes a twist, revealing that the intense emotions and experiences might have been just a dream, adding a layer of bittersweetness to the story.

"Derroche" is a celebration of love's intensity, the joy and madness it brings, and the fleeting nature of such passionate moments. It's a reminder of the beauty and complexity of human emotions, wrapped in a melody that resonates with anyone who has ever been in love.