Quiero Mas de Ti

Marta Sanchez's song 'Quiero Mas de Ti' delves into the profound desire for genuine emotional connection over materialistic offerings. The repeated refrain, 'No quiero lunas que me iluminen. No quiero soles que me fascinen,' emphasizes the singer's rejection of superficial gifts and grand gestures. Instead, she yearns for a deeper, more meaningful bond, encapsulated in the line, 'Para ser simplemente feliz quiero más de ti.' This sentiment underscores the idea that true happiness stems from emotional intimacy rather than material possessions.

The lyrics also critique the commodification of love, as seen in the lines, 'Concibes el amor como algo al por mayor, pero eso no es así.' Here, Sanchez points out the flawed perception of love as something that can be quantified or bought. She urges her partner to understand that love's true value lies in its emotional depth, not in its material expression. This is further highlighted by the distinction between 'precio y el valor,' suggesting that the worth of love cannot be measured in monetary terms.

Moreover, the song touches on the misleading nature of a materialistic world, 'Intenta comprender que un mundo material nos aconseja mal ... siempre.' Sanchez calls for a return to simplicity and genuine affection, symbolized by 'una simple flor' that holds immense love. The imagery of the moon and the sun serves as metaphors for superficial allure and warmth, respectively, but ultimately, she seeks the essence of these elements rather than their physical manifestations. The song concludes with a reaffirmation of mutual love and understanding, 'que en este amor somos sólo tú y yo,' highlighting the exclusivity and purity of their emotional connection.