Quiero volver a tí

In 'Quiero volver a ti,' Juan Antonio Labra delves into the depths of regret and longing for a lost love. The song opens with the artist lamenting the absence of his beloved, expressing how he dreams of being with them again. The repetition of 'tú no estás' underscores the pain and emptiness he feels in their absence. Each minute without his love is a reminder of his mistake, and he acknowledges that it was his fault that led to their separation.

The chorus is a heartfelt plea for reconciliation. Labra's desire to return to his love is palpable as he begs for another chance, promising to love them until death. The repetition of 'Quiero volver a ti' emphasizes his desperation and the depth of his remorse. He admits that he cannot live without them, highlighting the significance of their presence in his life. This emotional vulnerability is a central theme in the song, making it relatable to anyone who has experienced the pain of losing someone they love.

In the second verse, Labra reflects on his past mistakes, admitting that he failed to appreciate his partner's love. He acknowledges his shortcomings and asks for understanding, recognizing that nothing is perfect except for God. This admission of imperfection and the plea for forgiveness add a layer of humility to the song. The closing lines of the song reiterate his desire to return to his love, with the extended 'Quiero volver a tiiiiii' and the emotive 'Uuuuh... aaaaah' capturing the raw emotion and longing that permeate the entire piece.