Mon amour

The song 'Mon amour' by zzoilo is a heartfelt expression of love and adoration. The lyrics convey the artist's deep affection for someone special, using vivid imagery and emotional declarations. The song begins with the protagonist willing to shout their love from the streets, a metaphor for the fearlessness and intensity of their feelings. The repeated phrase 'Voy a gritar que te quiero' (I'm going to shout that I love you) emphasizes the urgency and sincerity of their emotions.

Throughout the song, zzoilo uses playful and romantic language to describe the connection with the loved one. Phrases like 'Esperando un sí, esperando un kiss' (Waiting for a yes, waiting for a kiss) and 'Niña, tú me tienes loco' (Girl, you drive me crazy) illustrate the youthful and innocent nature of the love he is experiencing. The artist also incorporates phrases in different languages, such as Basque ('Gogoko zaitut') and Portuguese ('Eu gosto de você'), to express the universality of love and perhaps to pay homage to the diverse ways one can express affection.

The song's bridge, where zzoilo mentions the Eiffel Tower and the French phrase 'Mon amour, je t'aime' (My love, I love you), adds a touch of romantic cliché, but he insists that with this person, even clichés feel genuine and new. The song is a celebration of love that feels fresh and exciting, capturing the essence of being in love and seeing the world through rose-colored glasses when with the beloved person.