Dulce Amor (sólo Un Latido)

Gondwana's 'Dulce Amor (sólo Un Latido)' is a heartfelt ode to enduring love and the profound connection between two souls. The song opens with the singer reflecting on the positive impact their beloved has on their life, comparing this influence to a blossoming flower. This metaphor suggests growth, beauty, and a sense of renewal that love brings into their life. The lyrics convey a sense of timelessness, where the rush of time is mitigated by the joy and peace found in the loved one's smile.

The chorus emphasizes the idea of unity and eternal love, with the phrase 'sólo un latido' (only one heartbeat) symbolizing the deep bond that transcends individual existence. This unity is portrayed as something that will shine brightly in the soul, suggesting a love that is both spiritual and everlasting. The repetition of 'dulce amor' (sweet love) reinforces the tenderness and purity of this connection.

In the second verse, the singer expresses unwavering faith and admiration for their partner, highlighting the immense strength derived from this love. The mention of 'JAH' (a reference to God in Rastafarian culture) introduces a spiritual dimension, indicating that their love is not only personal but also divinely inspired and protected. The resolve to resist external forces that might try to separate them underscores the resilience and commitment inherent in their relationship. This spiritual and emotional fortitude is a testament to the power of love to overcome obstacles and endure through time.

Gondwana, known for their reggae influences, infuses 'Dulce Amor (sólo Un Latido)' with a soothing rhythm and uplifting message, making it a celebration of love's enduring and transformative power.