Saldré a Buscar Al Amor

Miguel Gallardo's song 'Saldré a Buscar Al Amor' is a passionate declaration of the relentless pursuit of love. The lyrics convey a sense of determination and resilience, as the singer vows to search for love with all his might, using phrases like 'con las uñas, con los dientes' (with nails and teeth). This imagery suggests a fierce and almost primal drive to find a love that is not indifferent, a love that reciprocates his feelings.

The repetition of the word 'amor' (love) throughout the song emphasizes its central theme. Gallardo expresses a willingness to endure pain and hardship in his quest, as seen in lines like 'Saldré a buscarte amor aunque me hieras' (I will go out to look for you, love, even if you hurt me) and 'Saldré a buscarte amor aunque me duelas' (I will go out to look for you, love, even if you cause me pain). This highlights the idea that true love is worth the struggle and the potential for heartbreak.

Additionally, the song speaks to the enduring hope and tenderness that the singer holds onto, despite past disappointments. He describes his search for a love that is both tender and powerful, 'que siendo tierno tenga la fuerza del mar' (that being tender has the strength of the sea). This metaphor suggests a love that is gentle yet strong, capable of withstanding the test of time. Gallardo's lyrics reflect a universal longing for a deep, meaningful connection, making 'Saldré a Buscar Al Amor' a timeless anthem for those who believe in the power of love.