La Mitad Que Me Faltaba

Alejandro Fernández's 'La Mitad Que Me Faltaba' is a romantic ballad that delves into the profound feelings of love and completion that one person can bring to another's life. The lyrics are a poetic tribute to a beloved, comparing her to various elements of nature and life that are essential and beautiful. Fernández uses metaphors to express the depth of his affection and the significant impact his love has on his life.

The song begins by likening the beloved to water from a mountain and rain that nourishes the soul, suggesting that her presence is as vital and refreshing as these natural elements. The imagery of a star in the early morning and light that fills his mornings further emphasizes her importance, painting her as a guiding and illuminating force in his life. The repeated mention of her eyes, lips, and the warmth of her embrace conveys a deep physical and emotional connection.

The chorus of the song encapsulates the central theme: the beloved is described as the missing half that the singer was searching for. This sentiment reflects a sense of completeness and fulfillment that the singer experiences in her presence. The use of phrases like 'the beauty I had never seen,' 'a queen, a lady,' and 'the tenderness I did not find' reinforces the idea that the beloved surpasses all others and embodies the qualities that the singer has longed for. 'La Mitad Que Me Faltaba' is a celebration of finding one's other half, the person who understands and complements you in every way.