Pienso En Ti

The song 'Pienso En Ti' by Trémolo, a Latin rock band known for their romantic ballads, delves into the feelings of infatuation and the longing for a loved one. The lyrics tell the story of someone who has recently met a person and has quickly become enamored with them. The song captures the intensity of new love and the desire to be close to the object of one's affection. The mention of meeting on a Friday and by Saturday being consumed with thoughts of the person indicates a whirlwind of emotions that have taken hold swiftly.

The singer speaks of the moon warning against falling in love so quickly, and the tobacco and alcohol serving as companions in this emotional journey, suggesting a moment of introspection and perhaps a bit of self-advice to live in the moment. Despite the warnings and the knowledge that their feelings might not be reciprocated ('Es como entrar en un rodeo / Sabiendo que tú eres ciego'), the singer is determined to pursue this love interest, highlighting the risk and vulnerability involved in opening one's heart to another.

The chorus, 'Pienso en ti, cada vez que no estás aquí / Lloro así, cada vez que me embriago así,' reveals a deep sense of yearning and the pain of separation. The act of thinking about the loved one when they're not present and crying when intoxicated suggests that the singer's emotions are heightened and that they find solace in their thoughts and memories of the person they love. The song's emotive language and tender melody underscore the universal experience of longing for someone and the bittersweet nature of unrequited or uncertain love.