Amarrado Lyrics in English by Reyno
Incinere comes from the verb incinerar, meaning to "incinerate" or "burn to ashes." It's a strong and dramatic word that evokes a powerful image of complete destruction by fire.
In the song, the lyrics "Hasta que me incinere el tiempo" (Until time incinerates me) use this word metaphorically. It expresses a profound and intense devotion, suggesting that the singer's love and presence will endure until time itself completely consumes him, turning him to ash. This vivid imagery makes it a compelling and memorable word.
Reyno's "Amarrado" is a super intense declaration of unwavering devotion. The singer is completely bound to someone, so much so that they can't imagine letting them go, even if they try. They admit, "No podré dejarte ir y aunque lo intente, no entiendo cómo dejé que entraras tanto en mí" [I won't be able to let you go and even if I try, I don't understand how I let you get so deep inside me]. It's a powerful feeling of being utterly consumed by another person, to the point where they live in every thought, even in the unconscious mind.
The lyrics really drive home this idea of being tied down, almost literally, with lines like "Amarrado, amarrado de las manos a ti" [Tied, tied by the hands to you] and "Amarrado, amarrado para siempre" [Tied, tied forever]. The singer is willing to stay connected through anything, even facing accusations for 'stealing' every breath just to be happy. It's a passionate, almost desperate pledge to remain by this person's side, even if they try to pull away, until time itself turns them to ashes.
