Amor Completo is Mon Laferte’s unapologetic celebration of a love so intense that it explodes in color, sensation, and desire. In the opening lines she marvels at the magic of a first kiss and the rush of emotions that follows. The lyrics describe love as a multi-sensory fireworks show where every touch, every thought, makes her “estallar” (burst). She invites her partner to build a “gran nido” (big nest) in her universe, promising total vulnerability and freedom: “Puedes hacer lo que quieras conmigo.” The repeated commands—“Arrúllame, ahógame, aplástame”—paint a picture of someone willing to be completely overwhelmed by affection, craving closeness that blurs the line between physical and emotional connection.
Yet the song is not just about intoxicating proximity. When distance creeps in (“Pero el estar tan lejos no es fácil”), she admits the ache of separation while affirming that their bond remains powerful enough for her lover to still shape her world. By labeling the relationship “amor inquieto, amor drogado, amor completo,” Laferte captures all its contradictions: restless yet grounding, addictive yet wholesome, chaotic yet whole. Ultimately, the song is a poetic ode to surrendering to love in its fullest form, embracing its highs, lows, and everything in between.