Señora Amante

Tru-La-La's song 'Señora Amante' delves into the intense and clandestine world of forbidden love. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a passionate affair that is both exhilarating and tormenting for the lovers involved. The phrase 'fruta prohibida' (forbidden fruit) sets the tone for the entire song, highlighting the illicit nature of their relationship. This love is kept secret, with 'dos vidas calladas' (two silent lives) and 'amor en secreto' (secret love), emphasizing the need for discretion and the emotional burden it carries.

The song's protagonist is deeply entangled in this affair, describing how the lover's presence is like a chain of fire that burns his mind. The metaphor of being 'arrastrada' (dragged) and 'encadenada' (chained) by the lover signifies the overwhelming and consuming nature of their passion. The imagery of fire and wind further illustrates the uncontrollable and unpredictable aspects of their relationship. The repeated lines 'me devora como el fuego' (devours me like fire) and 'me lleva a cualquier parte' (takes me anywhere) underscore the intensity and the all-encompassing influence of the lover.

Despite the secrecy and the societal taboo, the song also celebrates the beauty and depth of their connection. The lovers share a world 'beso a beso' (kiss by kiss), creating a private universe where their love can flourish, even if only temporarily. The lyrics acknowledge the 'delito' (crime) they are committing, but frame it as the most beautiful and meaningful act of love. This duality of pain and pleasure, secrecy and intimacy, makes 'Señora Amante' a poignant exploration of the complexities of forbidden love.