"El Diablo Amor" is a song by Joshua Kadison that tells the story of a girl from a small Spanish town who is known for playing the guitar and singing songs about the experiences and emotions of the people in her community. The lyrics express how she captures the essence of their lives, both the joys and sorrows, and weaves them into beautiful guitar refrains. She sings about love, loss, and dreams, connecting with her audience on a deep level. The title "El Diablo Amor" translates to "The Devil Love" in English. It symbolizes the powerful and often destructive nature of love. The song suggests that love can break hearts and cause pain, hence the reference to love as the devil. Throughout the song, the girl's music is portrayed as something mystical and magical. It is a source of comfort and catharsis for those who listen to her. She is described as a mistress of the moon, suggesting a connection to the spiritual and emotional realm. Overall, "El Diablo Amor" is a song about the universal experiences of love and heartbreak. It highlights the ability of music to soothe and heal, even in the face of adversity.
