Dificil de Creer

Cornelio Vega's song 'Difícil de Creer' is a heartfelt expression of love and desire, wrapped in the romantic melodies typical of Mexican regional music. The lyrics convey the intense emotions of someone who is deeply infatuated, to the point where they spend days and nights fantasizing about being with the object of their affection. The song's protagonist is so captivated by their beloved's beauty and charm that they find it hard to believe the impact it has had on them.

The repeated pleas for the beloved to admit their love, even if it's not true, highlight a sense of desperation and longing in the singer. The use of phrases like 'me has robado el corazón' (you have stolen my heart) and 'me muero por ser tu dueño' (I'm dying to be your owner) are common expressions in romantic songs, emphasizing the depth of the singer's feelings. The mention of specific features, such as 'sus ojitos cafés' (her brown eyes), adds a personal touch to the song, making the affection feel genuine and specific.

The song's title, 'Difícil de Creer' (Hard to Believe), reflects the singer's amazement at the profound effect love has had on them. It's a testament to the transformative power of love, which can turn one's world upside down and make even the most mundane reality seem magical. The song resonates with anyone who has experienced the overwhelming sensation of falling in love, where the beloved's every trait seems enchanting and the longing for reciprocation is all-consuming.