Si Pudiera Tenerte

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Longing and Despair in 'Si Pudiera Tenerte'

Tru-La-La's song 'Si Pudiera Tenerte' delves deep into the themes of longing, loss, and unfulfilled love. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person who is haunted by the memories of a past lover. The imagery of 'sombras de tu cuerpo' (shadows of your body) and 'fuego de tus besos' (fire of your kisses) evokes a sense of nostalgia and yearning. The protagonist is in a state of emotional turmoil, searching for any trace of their lost love in the city, symbolized by the scent of their perfume.

The song's chorus, 'Si pudiera tenerte' (If I could have you), is a poignant expression of the protagonist's desperate wish to reunite with their lover. The repeated lines emphasize the depth of their desire and the pain of their separation. The metaphor of 'desnuda sobre un manto de miel' (naked on a mantle of honey) suggests a longing for intimacy and tenderness, highlighting the physical and emotional connection they once shared.

Throughout the song, there is a recurring theme of despair and hopelessness. The protagonist's words 'mis puños que no quieren mas' (my fists that don't want anymore) and 'morir seria lo ideal' (dying would be ideal) reflect their inner struggle and the extent of their suffering. The song captures the essence of a love that is both beautiful and devastating, leaving the listener with a profound sense of empathy for the protagonist's plight.

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  1. Cuidarte El Alma..
  2. No Voy a Volver a Llorar
  3. Usted Se Me Llevo La Vida
  4. Dejame mañana
  5. No Vuelvas
  6. Ven, devórame otra vez
  7. Desagradecida
  8. Penas y Alegrias Del Amor
  9. Vuela Muy Alto
  10. Donde Andaras
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