Corazón Mío

Pablo Herrera's song "Corazón Mío" is a heartfelt ode to a love that is both profound and unyielding. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a heart that is deeply in love, to the point of being stubborn and irrational. The heart, personified as a loyal and devoted friend, refuses to accept the reality that the object of its affection may not reciprocate the same feelings. This unrelenting devotion is captured in the repeated refrain, "corazón, corazón, corazón mío," emphasizing the heart's singular focus and dedication.

The song delves into the emotional turmoil of loving someone who may not love you back. The heart is described as ignoring reality and reason, persisting in its quest for love despite the odds. This is poignantly illustrated in the lines, "ignora el la realidad y ni razón le quiere hablar," which translate to "it ignores reality and doesn't want to listen to reason." The heart's innocence and inability to lie to itself about its feelings are also highlighted, making it a "loco suicida"—a crazy, suicidal heart that is willing to risk everything for love.

Herrera's lyrics also touch on the internal conflict between the heart and reason. While the heart is steadfast in its devotion, reason is portrayed as a more rational force that understands the potential for pain and heartbreak. The singer ultimately decides to let the heart continue its devotion, asking reason for forgiveness, acknowledging that to do otherwise would cause even greater pain. This internal struggle between emotion and logic is a universal theme, making the song relatable to anyone who has experienced unrequited love.