Anhelaba comes from the verb anhelar, meaning "to long for" or "to yearn for." It's a more intense and poetic way to express desire than simply saying "quería" (wanted).
In the song, the singer expresses a deep yearning for past affections, singing, "Mi cuerpo anhelaba esas dulces caricias" (My body longed for those sweet caresses). This word beautifully conveys the profound sense of nostalgia and unfulfilled desire that permeates the lyrics.
Have you ever wanted something you know you can't have? That's the exact feeling at the heart of LEGADO 7's song, "Fruta Prohibida." The title itself means forbidden fruit, a powerful metaphor for a deep desire that is off-limits. The singer is tormented by a past love, realizing how much he cared for her only after years have passed and he sees her again.
He feels trapped between his memories, or "fantasías," and the painful reality: she is now with someone else. This is the great "ironía" (irony) he sings about. She was once his, but now her presence only brings him suffering. This lost love has stolen his peace and left him feeling hopeless, forever longing for the one he considers his beautiful, but unattainable, "fruta prohibida."