Te Va a Doler

In 'Te Va a Doler,' Violento delves into the complexities of love and healing. The song's protagonist is determined to break through the emotional barriers of a person who has been hurt before. The repeated plea to 'open the doors of your heart' signifies a desire for emotional intimacy and connection. The protagonist acknowledges the listener's past disappointments and fears of further heartbreak, offering a metaphorical 'medicine' to heal these wounds.

The metaphor of love as a 'medicine' that will be administered through an 'injection' is particularly striking. This imagery suggests that the process of falling in love again might be painful initially, but ultimately beneficial. The repeated line 'Te va a doler, pero te va a gustar' (It will hurt, but you will like it) encapsulates this duality. The protagonist promises that the intense love they offer will fill the listener's heart to the brim, making them 'addicted' to this new form of affection.

Violento's lyrical style combines vulnerability with a sense of unwavering determination. The protagonist's persistence ('I remain firm at the foot of the cannon') highlights their commitment to breaking down emotional walls. The song's repetitive structure and passionate delivery emphasize the urgency and sincerity of this emotional plea. By the end, the listener is assured that once they allow themselves to be vulnerable again, they will not only heal but also crave more of this transformative love.