Ready for a heart-pounding ride? In "Todas Las Veces," Italian superstar Laura Pausini switches to Spanish to paint the portrait of a love that is as irresistible as it is bruising. She compares her lover’s touch to a criminal’s mark, confesses that eye contact says more than words, and admits that the answers to their problems only tighten the emotional vice. Every glance, every slammed door, every reckless reunion leaves another vivid bruise on both souls – yet the magnetic pull never weakens.
The chorus mantra "todas las veces" – all the times – captures the endless loop: each time she sees his face she would start over, each time he walks in like a deity she melts, and each time she swears she will never let him back, desire overrules resolve. Hunger fades, thirst remains; passion and pain duel above a bed that feels as vast as the sky. The song is a raw confession of addictive love, where two people keep hurting, healing, and coming back for more, proving that the line between ecstasy and agony can be thrillingly thin.