Te Amo: Rihanna e Laeticia Casta em romance lésbico

O mais recente videoclip de Rihanna com a modelo francesa Laeticia Casta já começou a dar que falar entre os seus fãs. Sobretudo depois de Rihanna no passado mês de Dezembro ter referido que não se importaria ter uma relação com outra mulher. A cantora originária dos Barbados e a modelo francesa contracenam no castelo de Vigny nos arredores de Paris, neste que é o quinto single do álbum Rated R.  Te Amo promete entrar no ouvido:

“Te amo, te amo,” she says to me

I hear the pain in her voice

Then we danced underneath the candelabra, she takes the lead

That’s when I saw it in her eyes, it’s over

Then she said “te amo”

Then she put her hand around my waist

I told her no, she cried “te amo”

I told her I’m not gonna run away, but let me go

My soul is awry, without asking why

I said, “te amo, wish somebody’d tell me what she said”

Don’t it mean “I love you”?

Think it means “I love you”

Don’t it mean “I love you”?

Te amo, te amo, she’s scared to breathe

I hold her hand, I got no choice

Pulled me out on the beach, danced in the water, I start to leave

She’s begging me and asking why it’s over

Then she said “te amo”

Then she put her hand around my waist

I told her no, she cried “te amo”

I told her I’m not gonna run away, but let me go

My soul is awry, without asking why

I said, “te amo, wish somebody’d tell me what she said”

Don’t it mean “I love you”?

Think it means “I love you”

Don’t it mean “I love you”?

Listen we can dance, but you gotta watch your hands

Watch me all night, I’m movin’ to the light because I understand

That we all need love and I’m not afraid

I feel the love, but I don’t feel that way

Then she said “te amo”

Then she put her hand around my waist

I told her no, she cried “te amo”

I told her I’m not gonna run away, but let me go

My soul is awry, without asking why

I said, “te amo, wish somebody’d tell me what she said”

Don’t it mean “I love you”?

Think it means “I love you”

Don’t it mean “I love you”?

Think it means “I love you”

I love you

Te amo, te amo

Don’t it mean I love you?