Libre Que Te Quiero Libre

Robi Draco Rosa's song 'Libre Que Te Quiero Libre' is a poetic celebration of love and freedom. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of two lovers who cherish their time together, embracing both physical and spiritual freedom. The recurring phrase 'Libre que te quiero libre' (Free, I want you free) emphasizes the importance of freedom in their relationship, suggesting that true love flourishes when both partners are free to be themselves. This freedom is not just physical but also emotional and spiritual, as indicated by the lines 'Libre de cuerpo y de alma' (Free of body and soul).

The song also explores the fleeting nature of time and the urgency to live in the moment. Phrases like 'El tiempo se nos va' (Time slips away) and 'Estoy aqui una vez más' (I am here once more) highlight the transient nature of life and love. The imagery of 'mil mañanas por oriente' (a thousand mornings from the east) and 'mil lunas diferentes' (a thousand different moons) adds a dreamlike quality to the song, suggesting that each moment is unique and should be cherished.

The metaphor of 'Sábila' (aloe vera) is particularly intriguing. Aloe vera is known for its healing properties, and in the song, it symbolizes the lover who is 'a punto de volar' (about to fly). This could represent the lover's readiness to embrace freedom and new experiences. The repeated references to 'tu flor y tu alma' (your flower and your soul) further emphasize the deep connection between the lovers, suggesting that their love is both beautiful and essential to their being. The song's lyrical dance between freedom and love creates a rich tapestry of emotions, making it a compelling ode to living life fully and freely.