Avisame

The emotional journey of 'Avisame' begins with an aura of anticipation and urgency, with the protagonist waiting for a signal from the love interest. The repeated phrase 'Se te va a ser tarde' which translates to 'You are going to be late' sets the tone of impatience and the fear of missed chances amidst the fervor of the night. As the protagonist describes his growing stress and tantalization at seeing his desired partner, the listener is pulled into the intensity of the moment.

Through lyrics such as 'Oh eh oh eh oh alocate quitate la blusa y grita' which means 'Go crazy, take your blouse off and yell,' Tony Dize vividly portrays the peak of the experience, showcasing the urgency to act on the mutual attraction. The song peaks emotionally as the protagonist beckons the love interest to let go of inhibitions and indulge in the passion that is building between them.

Moving deeper into the chorus, the song suggests a push-and-pull dynamic between the two individuals. The singer's plea for confirmation, 'avisame si hoy conmigo te vas,' which can be translated as 'let me know if today you will go with me,' indicates his longing for her company and a shared night of intimacy. The emotional tension mounts as the protagonist desires to know whether their connection will materialize or remain a fleeting temptation.

The latter part of the song encapsulates the resolution of this emotional journey. With lines like 'Ya son las tres, Nena talvez, Si piensas que llegue tarde, Pa luego ir despues,' Tony Dize emphasizes the late hour and the dwindling opportunities for the couple to act on their desires. The indecision and silence of the love interest juxtaposed with his eagerness to persuade her forms a climactic point, leading to either a culmination in togetherness or the frustration of an unfulfilled longing.