Quiereme

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A Love That Cannot Be Hidden: The Passionate Plea in 'Quiereme'

Luis Mateus' song 'Quiereme' is a heartfelt declaration of love that explores the depth and intensity of romantic feelings. The lyrics convey an overwhelming sense of affection that the singer cannot hide, no matter how hard he tries. The repeated lines 'Como ocultar lo que siento por ti' and 'No puedo ocultar el Sol con mis manos' emphasize the impossibility of concealing such profound emotions. This metaphor of not being able to hide the sun with one's hands illustrates the magnitude of his love, which is as undeniable and visible as the sun itself.

The song also delves into themes of loneliness and salvation. The singer describes his past as a 'naufragio y tormenta'—a shipwreck and storm—caused by a previous heartbreak. However, the arrival of his new love has rescued him from this desolation, filling his life with joy and meaning. The imagery of being saved from a storm highlights the transformative power of love, suggesting that it can bring light and happiness even in the darkest times.

Throughout 'Quiereme,' there is a recurring plea for reciprocation. The singer's repeated requests for his lover to 'Quiéreme' and 'Ámame' underscore his desire for mutual affection and commitment. This plea is not just for temporary love but for a lifelong bond, as indicated by the lines 'Hasta el final de mis días' and 'Hasta el final de tus días.' The song captures the essence of a love that is both passionate and enduring, a love that seeks to be cherished and reciprocated fully.

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  1. Falso Amor
  2. Confundido
  3. Quiereme
  4. Escuchame
  5. Quiero Que Vuelvas
  6. Rey Sin Reina
  7. Hay Tristeza En Mi
  8. Si Me Quieres Te Quiero
  9. Lastime Su Inocencia
  10. Si No Eres Tú
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