Cada minuto

Felipe Peláez Felipe Peláez

The Yearning Heart: A Tale of Unrequited Love

Felipe Peláez's song 'Cada minuto' is a heartfelt expression of unrequited love and the intense emotions that come with it. The lyrics convey a deep longing and desire to be with someone who seems just out of reach. Peláez's passionate delivery and the vivid imagery in the lyrics paint a picture of a man who is completely captivated by a woman, yearning for her affection and struggling with the pain of not being able to be with her.

The song opens with the protagonist expressing his desire to be close to the woman he loves, to touch and kiss her, but he is unsure of how to proceed. This uncertainty and longing are central themes throughout the song. The chorus, with its plea for the woman to transform his world and the declaration that he cannot live without her, underscores the depth of his feelings. The repetition of the phrase 'cada minuto que paso sin ti no lo puedo vivir' (every minute I spend without you, I can't live) highlights the intensity of his emotions and the sense of urgency he feels.

Throughout the song, there are references to the magical and enchanting qualities of the woman, such as 'el embrujo de una noche' (the spell of a night) and 'esos detallitos' (those little details) that have captured his heart. The protagonist is determined to win her over, despite any obstacles or criticisms from others. He is willing to take risks and face rejection because his love for her is so strong. The song's blend of romanticism and vulnerability makes it a poignant and relatable portrayal of the complexities of love and desire.

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  1. Cuando Quieras Quiero
  2. Se te hizo tarde
  3. Tu Loco Soy Yo
  4. Famoso por Quererte
  5. Cadenas de Amor
  6. Amor Del Bueno
  7. Será Mejor Que Me Olvides
  8. Te estoy queriendo
  9. Esperaré por ti
  10. Dame Un Besito
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