Mi Verdad (feat. Shakira)

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The Oasis of Truth in a World of Deception: Maná's 'Mi Verdad' Featuring Shakira

Maná's song 'Mi Verdad', which features the Colombian superstar Shakira, is a poignant exploration of truth and deception in human relationships and the world at large. The lyrics delve into the various forms of lies that people encounter in their daily lives, from the superficial lies told for momentary pleasure to the more profound deceptions that can shake one's existence. The song speaks to the pain and betrayal felt when faced with such dishonesty, highlighting the emotional turmoil that lies can inflict.

However, 'Mi Verdad' is not just a lamentation of falsehoods; it is also an affirmation of love as the ultimate truth. The chorus contrasts the deceit described in the verses by celebrating a love that is pure, joyful, and a source of solace. The loved one is described as a refuge, an oasis of truth in a world riddled with lies. This love is the singer's 'verdad' (truth), a beacon of hope and stability amidst the chaos of dishonesty. The repeated references to a lover as a source of happiness, a baby that rushes into one's arms, and a calming presence, all serve to emphasize the depth and sincerity of this truth.

The collaboration between Maná, a Mexican rock band known for their socially conscious lyrics and blend of pop and rock influences, and Shakira, an artist with a powerful voice and a talent for emotive performance, adds a rich layer to the song. Their voices together underscore the message that in a world filled with lies, finding and holding onto one's personal truth—often found in genuine love—is both vital and healing.

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