Dame

In 'Dame,' Zayana delves into the complexities of love, desire, and possession. The song's protagonist is a woman who has given herself entirely to her lover, expecting a lifelong commitment in return. The lyrics reveal her determination to claim what she believes is rightfully hers, regardless of the complications, such as the presence of another woman in her lover's life. This sense of entitlement and urgency is encapsulated in the repeated plea, 'Dame, dame tu alegría,' which translates to 'Give me, give me your joy.'

The song's narrative is driven by a promise made in the heat of passion—a promise of a life together in exchange for a kiss. This promise becomes the cornerstone of the protagonist's expectations and actions. She is unwavering in her belief that this commitment is binding, as evidenced by her relentless pursuit of her lover, even going so far as to track down his address with the help of a friend. The lyrics, 'Hoy vine a buscar lo que me pertenece,' meaning 'Today I came to claim what belongs to me,' highlight her resolute mindset.

Zayana's 'Dame' also touches on the theme of love's irrationality. The protagonist acknowledges the affair as a 'picardia de amor,' or a mischievous act of love, yet she is convinced of the mutual depth of their feelings. The repetition of 'Lo sé, lo sé, lo sé,' or 'I know, I know, I know,' underscores her certainty in their love, despite the moral and social complications. This song paints a vivid picture of a love that defies logic and societal norms, driven by an intense emotional connection and a sense of rightful possession.