Quererse Tanto

Donato Y Estefano Donato Y Estefano

The Depths of Love in 'Quererse Tanto'

Donato y Estefano's song 'Quererse Tanto' is a heartfelt exploration of deep, enduring love. The lyrics convey a promise of companionship and emotional support, emphasizing the importance of being there for one another to avoid loneliness. The singer vows to be a constant presence, offering light and sensitivity to deepen their love. This commitment is symbolized through the metaphor of drawing parallel lines in their lives, suggesting a journey together that is both aligned and harmonious.

The chorus, or 'refrão,' highlights the essence of loving so deeply. It describes how such love fills the soul with light and brings a sense of completeness and joy because of the presence of the beloved. The repetition of 'es que quererse tanto' underscores the profound impact of this love, making life feel full and meaningful. The lyrics suggest that this kind of love is not just about being together but about enriching each other's lives in every possible way.

The song also touches on themes of trust and reality. The singer finds solace and clarity in their partner, indicating that their love transcends ordinary experiences. The repeated lines towards the end emphasize the necessity of loving deeply to feel connected and fulfilled. The song's message is clear: true love is about mutual support, trust, and the joy of being together, making life brighter and more meaningful.

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  1. Con Su Blanca Palidez
  2. Cuando Me Acuerdo De Ti
  3. Te Estoy Amando
  4. Mi Dios y Mi Cruz
  5. De Hombre a Mujer
  6. Y Bailo
  7. Libérate
  8. Somos Tú y Yo
  9. Me Mata La Soledad
  10. Sin Ti
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