Mi Credo

In 'Mi Credo,' Los Gemelos de Sinaloa explore the depths of unwavering love and devotion. The song's lyrics paint a vivid picture of a love so profound that it becomes a guiding force, almost like a religion. The phrase 'Por donde vayas iré, con una venda en los ojos' (Wherever you go, I will go, with a blindfold on) signifies a willingness to follow the loved one blindly, trusting them completely. This metaphor of a blindfold emphasizes the depth of trust and the surrender of one's own will to the beloved.

The song continues to highlight the intensity of this love by comparing it to a form of religious devotion. The lines 'Solo sé que eres, mi religión' (I only know that you are my religion) and 'Qué me importa si le llaman fanatismo' (I don't care if they call it fanaticism) suggest that the speaker's love is so intense that it transcends rationality and becomes a central, almost sacred, part of their life. This comparison to religion underscores the idea that true love can be all-consuming and deeply spiritual.

Furthermore, the repeated refrain 'Sin ti yo no soy el mismo' (Without you, I am not the same) and 'Prefiero morir junto a ti a no verte' (I prefer to die next to you than not see you) convey the idea that the speaker's identity and happiness are inextricably linked to their loved one. This intense emotional dependency highlights the theme of love as a vital, life-sustaining force. The song's passionate lyrics and heartfelt delivery by Los Gemelos de Sinaloa resonate with anyone who has experienced the transformative power of true love.