Love songs give us insight into the broader nature of love. Each song painting a particular picture about what it’s like to be in love or what it’s like to try to understand love,through the language of touch and time. Feeling the norms that underlie romantic love is like stepping onto a dance floor where love’s reality is socially defined and found amid the noise and haste. As the insider develops an individually sentimental rhythm of love as a dance, the lack of intersubjectivity leaves the emotionally deaf outsider unable to create a shared context, and thus, presumes love to be crazy. In this way love songs are personal and can only be understood by one’s own definition of the physical, perceptual, and behavioral symptoms of what love should
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In general, the psychological process of Hispanic culture emphasize, through music that is made up of majorly of love songs, how dedicating time to touch is the center of every psychological action. Though “Cuando Me Enamoro” by Enrique Iglesias and Juan Luis Guerra is solely talking about the process of being in love, when danced it it infact requires an immersion that is a perfect example of how the importance of affection, which compliments the flexibility of time as well as the physical closeness mentioned, is a universal norm as well as a rule of emotional display (Lecture 10/07/15) . Such flexibility of time however, is still a perceptual symptom in regards to the insider and outsider.
Cuando me enamoro (when I fall in love)
A veces desespero (sometimes I despair)
Cuando me enamoro (when I fall in love)
Cuando menos me lo espero,me enamoro(when I least expect it, that’s when I fall in love)
Se detiene el tiempo (time stops)
Me viene el alma al cuerpo (my soul enters my body)
Sonrío, cuando me enamoro (I smile, when I fall in love)
Though this is not a fast song to begin with, it is ongoing, despite the slowing down or halt of time the insider/ person in love feels when immersed within the world of
In general, the psychological process of Hispanic culture emphasize, through music that is made up of majorly of love songs, how dedicating time to touch is the center of every psychological action. Though “Cuando Me Enamoro” by Enrique Iglesias and Juan Luis Guerra is solely talking about the process of being in love, when danced it it infact requires an immersion that is a perfect example of how the importance of affection, which compliments the flexibility of time as well as the physical closeness mentioned, is a universal norm as well as a rule of emotional display (Lecture 10/07/15) . Such flexibility of time however, is still a perceptual symptom in regards to the insider and outsider.
Cuando me enamoro (when I fall in love)
A veces desespero (sometimes I despair)
Cuando me enamoro (when I fall in love)
Cuando menos me lo espero,me enamoro(when I least expect it, that’s when I fall in love)
Se detiene el tiempo (time stops)
Me viene el alma al cuerpo (my soul enters my body)
Sonrío, cuando me enamoro (I smile, when I fall in love)
Though this is not a fast song to begin with, it is ongoing, despite the slowing down or halt of time the insider/ person in love feels when immersed within the world of