Presuntos Implicados is a Spanish pop band, created in March 1983 in Yecla,… Read Full Bio ↴Presuntos Implicados is a Spanish pop band, created in March 1983 in Yecla, Murcia.

The band was originally composed of the siblings Sole and Juan Luis Giménez, and their friend Pablo Gomez. In the same year 1983, they won a radio contest and their first recording, Danzad, Danzad Malditos, appeared one year later under the RCA label. But the record company forced them to write more commercial songs outside their style, and they left in 1986 to work with an independent label, Discos Intermitentes. Pablo Gomez left the group and Javier Vela arrived to replace him. Later, Nacho Maño replaced Vela.

In 2006 they decided to split ways after Sole Giménez announced her solo carreer. Later in 2008, they included a new voice -Lydia- and made a re-appearance with a new album of original songs called "Sera".

Samurai
Presuntos Implicados Lyrics

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Samurai

Ay! cuanto querer
cabe en mi coraz

Overall Meaning

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yo tengo un fuego que me quema
y no consigo aclarar la razón

Soy como un samurái
sin saber ya en qué es verdad o error
fui a buscar la flor de loto
para mi casa de papel

Mis ojos se abrirán
en la misma forma que bajan a llorar
y me pierdo entre la gente
sin saber pa' donde voy

El fuego que me quema
viene de muy adentro
y me deja sin aliento
y me hace sentir tan mal

Soy como un samurái
sin controlar dónde está el amor
fui a buscar la flor de loto
para mi casa de papel

"Samurai" is a song by the Spanish band Presuntos Implicados. The lyrics explore the idea of feeling lost and uncertain, like a samurai without a clear sense of truth or error. The singer is struggling to understand their own emotions and the reasons behind them. They feel a burning passion within themselves that they can't clarify, and they don't know where to look for answers.

Despite this uncertainty, the singer seems to have a sense of purpose. They seek the "flor de loto," or lotus flower, which has symbolic significance in many Eastern religions. This flower represents purity, enlightenment and growth, and it's often used to represent the journey of the soul towards spiritual awakening. The singer seems to be seeking this kind of enlightenment in their own life.

Overall, "Samurai" is a deeply introspective and emotional song that explores themes of uncertainty, passion and spiritual searching.

Writer(s): DJAVAN

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