Venus

Zoé's song 'Venus' is a poetic exploration of love and desire, wrapped in celestial and oceanic metaphors. The lyrics invite the listener into a deeply intimate space, where the singer requests a connection that is both spiritual ('dame un sorbo de tu alma') and physical ('con tus caricias mojadas'). The urgency in the repeated line 'Antes de que sea muy tarde' (Before it's too late) suggests a desire to seize the moment and experience love fully before the opportunity slips away.

The use of 'Venus' and ocean imagery ('Vienes como el mar, vuelta en un ciclo') in the song is significant. Venus, the Roman goddess of love and beauty, is often associated with the allure and the cyclical nature of love. Similarly, the ocean is a powerful symbol of depth and the ebb and flow of emotions. The singer expresses a willingness to be overwhelmed by love ('Me hundiré en tus olas'), indicating a surrender to the powerful currents of passion.

The latter part of the song reflects on the nature of love and possession. The singer acknowledges the paradox of feeling someone is theirs ('Pero te siento mía') while recognizing that love does not equate to ownership ('Sé que no es real y nadie es propiedad'). This mature understanding of love is coupled with gratitude and a promise of mutual care, suggesting a deep and enduring connection beyond mere infatuation.