Quiero de Ti

Droow's song "Quiero de Ti" is a heartfelt ode to a love that is both respectful and deeply appreciative of the other person's individuality. The lyrics emphasize the idea that the person being sung to doesn't need to change or add anything to be loved; they are already perfect as they are. This sentiment is beautifully captured in the lines, "No necesitas nada para que te quieran / Tú ya lo tienes todo y no hace falta nah’." The song suggests that true love is about accepting and cherishing someone for who they are, without trying to alter them.

The chorus, "Si yo quiero de ti / No te preocupes de quién quiere de mí," highlights a commitment to the relationship, assuring the partner that their love is genuine and exclusive. Droow admires the humility and inner light of his partner, comparing them to the Star of David, a symbol of guidance and protection. This metaphor enriches the song's message, suggesting that the partner is a guiding light in the singer's life.

Droow also addresses the fragility of love and the importance of living in the present. He expresses a desire to nurture the relationship without overwhelming or suffocating his partner, as seen in the repeated lines, "Te quiero abrazar sin asfixiarte / Te voy a animar sin empujar." This reflects a mature understanding of love, where boundaries are respected, and personal space is valued. The song's recurring theme of loving someone for their imperfections, "Pero yo voy a amar tus defectos, my girl," further underscores the depth and sincerity of Droow's feelings.

"Quiero de Ti" is a beautiful exploration of love that is patient, kind, and deeply respectful. It celebrates the uniqueness of the partner and the importance of mutual respect and understanding in a relationship.