Dicha translates to "bliss" or "joy." It's a beautiful and somewhat poetic word that conveys a deep sense of happiness and good fortune, making it more impactful than common synonyms like "felicidad."
In the song, the lyrics express a desire "tener la dicha de seguir recorriendo" (to have the bliss of continuing to explore/travel). This suggests a profound contentment and happiness found in the ongoing journey of love and intimacy, highlighting the special and cherished nature of these moments.
Have you ever been so completely smitten that you just want to spend every second with someone? That's exactly the feeling La Fiera De Ojinaga brings to life in "Aliado Del Tiempo." This song is a passionate declaration of desire, where the singer sees their beloved as an "aliado de las largas horas y el tiempo" [ally of long hours and time], someone who makes every moment count.
He's captivated by everything: her eyes, her lips, and the "pasión que llevo encendida" [passion that I carry lit] in her body. He even admits that her soul provokes something that scares him a little, suggesting a love so strong it's almost overwhelming. He wants to make love to her and hopes she feels the same, asking, "si estás de acuerdo quiero hacerte el amor" [if you agree, I want to make love to you]. It's a really direct and heartfelt expression of wanting to be close and share everything with someone special.