Mi Credo

In 'Mi Credo,' Fato delves into the depths of unconditional love and devotion. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a love so profound that it transcends reason and logic. The narrator expresses a willingness to follow their beloved blindly, symbolized by the metaphor of walking with a 'venda en los ojos' (blindfold). This imagery suggests a trust and faith in the relationship that is unwavering, regardless of the path taken or the decisions made by the loved one.

The song repeatedly emphasizes the idea of the beloved being a 'credo' or creed, elevating them to a near-religious status in the narrator's life. This comparison to religion underscores the intensity and sanctity of the love, suggesting that it is a guiding force and a source of spiritual fulfillment. The narrator's declaration that they are not the same without their beloved highlights the transformative power of this love, indicating that it is integral to their identity and existence.

Cultural references such as 'mi trébol de buena suerte' (my lucky clover) add layers of meaning, suggesting that the beloved is not only a source of emotional and spiritual support but also a bringer of good fortune. The repeated refrain of preferring death over separation further intensifies the portrayal of this love as all-consuming and essential. Through 'Mi Credo,' Fato captures the essence of a love that is both passionate and devout, illustrating the profound impact it has on the individual's life and sense of self.