Para ella

In 'Para ella,' Txus Di Fellatio delves into the depths of longing and unrequited love, painting a vivid picture of emotional vulnerability. The song opens with a series of rhetorical questions that ponder the ownership of intimate gestures like kisses and glances. These questions highlight the shared nature of affection, suggesting that both the giver and the receiver play crucial roles in the exchange of love. This duality sets the stage for the song's exploration of emotional dependency and the pain of absence.

The lyrics then shift to the concept of dreams and their elusive nature. Txus Di Fellatio contrasts those who chase dreams their entire lives without ever fully grasping them with those who possess dreams but must nurture and live through them. This metaphor extends to the singer's own experience, where the dream represents the person he loves. The dream is both a source of inspiration and a cause of suffering, as it remains just out of reach.

The song reaches its emotional peak when the singer confesses that he is only the owner of a wound—one inflicted by the absence of his beloved. This wound is a powerful symbol of his unfulfilled longing and the deep emotional scars left by love that is not reciprocated. The singer admits to being a slave to the memories and the presence of his beloved, encapsulating the torment and beauty of unrequited love. The final lines underscore his complete emotional surrender, as he acknowledges that his entire existence revolves around the person he loves, who remains his unattainable dream.