Migajas

In the song 'Migajas' by Dread Mar I, the artist delves into the profound desire for a complete and unconditional love. The lyrics express a longing for a relationship where love is given fully and not in fragments or 'migajas' (crumbs). The singer makes it clear that partial affection causes him pain, and he yearns for a love that is all-encompassing, where both partners are fully committed and present for each other. This sentiment is encapsulated in the lines, 'Si quieres darme tu amor, lo quiero todo y tu corazón,' which translates to 'If you want to give me your love, I want it all and your heart.'

The song also highlights the importance of mutual giving and receiving in a relationship. The artist emphasizes that love should be free from vengeance and obsession, focusing solely on the pure emotion of love. This is evident in the lines, 'Darte todo y recibir, sin venganza ni obsesión, tan solo amor,' meaning 'Give you everything and receive, without vengeance or obsession, just love.' This reflects a desire for a balanced and healthy relationship where both partners are equally invested.

Furthermore, the song portrays the beloved as an angelic figure, someone who has always cared for the singer and will continue to do so. The repeated lines, 'Sos y serás ese ángel especial que me ha cuidado y siempre lo hará,' which mean 'You are and will be that special angel who has cared for me and always will,' underscore the deep admiration and gratitude the singer feels. This angelic metaphor elevates the beloved to a divine status, suggesting that their love is not only essential but also sacred and eternal.