Como Le Gusta A Tu Cuerpo (feat. Michel Teló)

Carlos Vives' song 'Como Le Gusta A Tu Cuerpo,' featuring Michel Teló, is a vibrant celebration of love, passion, and community. The song's lyrics paint a vivid picture of a romantic dream set against the backdrop of a lively beach and a festive gathering. The recurring chorus, 'Oh lelé, oh lala, oh lelé, Como le gusta a tu cuerpo,' emphasizes the joy and pleasure derived from dancing and singing, both individually and as a community.

The song begins with a dream sequence where the narrator envisions being on the beach with their beloved. The imagery of the 'divine body' and the sun's warmth symbolizes the intense attraction and passion between the two. The lyrics transition into a mix of Spanish and Portuguese, reflecting the collaboration between Vives and Teló and highlighting the universal language of love and music. The dream continues with the desire to kiss and never wake up, illustrating the depth of the narrator's feelings.

As the song progresses, it shifts to a lively party scene where the community comes together to celebrate. The mention of 'colacho' (a traditional Colombian accordion player) and the shining eyes of the beloved add cultural richness to the narrative. The communal singing and dancing become a source of inspiration for the narrator, who feels grateful for the love and support of their community. The imagery of the 'tiger' in the final verses symbolizes a protective and passionate lover, further emphasizing the themes of love and devotion.

'Como Le Gusta A Tu Cuerpo' is not just a love song but a tribute to the power of music and community in bringing people together. The infectious rhythm and joyful lyrics make it a celebration of life, love, and cultural heritage.