Aquel Amor

The song 'Aquel Amor' by Los Bybys is a romantic ballad that tells the story of a love that blossoms from the ashes of a past relationship. The lyrics describe a winter morning when the protagonist meets a woman who is heartbroken over a love that has left her. With a wilted flower in her hand, she symbolizes the death of her previous relationship and the lingering pain it has caused. The protagonist offers her comfort and, in the process, finds himself falling in love with her.

As the song progresses, the protagonist expresses his deep love for the woman, emphasizing that he cherishes her regardless of her past. The repeated lines 'Y hoy la amo' (And today I love her) and 'Y hoy la quiero' (And today I want her) highlight the present love that has grown over time and has proven to be sincere. The protagonist's love is portrayed as healing and transformative, providing the woman with the support and affection she needs to move on from her past sorrow.

The song concludes with a declaration of happiness and a plea to the heavens to never take away this newfound love. The protagonist's love has not only filled his own heart but has also helped the woman to heal from her previous heartache. 'Aquel Amor' is a testament to the restorative power of love and the hope that it brings, even after experiencing loss and pain.