Corazón de hielo

Sabroso Sabroso

Breaking Free from a Cold Heart

“Corazón de hielo” by Sabroso is a poignant exploration of emotional neglect and the yearning for genuine affection. The song's protagonist expresses deep frustration with a partner who is emotionally distant, referred to metaphorically as a “corazón de hielo” or “heart of ice.” This metaphor vividly captures the coldness and lack of empathy that the protagonist feels from their partner, highlighting the emotional void in their relationship.

The lyrics repeatedly emphasize the word “cualquiera,” meaning “anyone,” to underscore the protagonist's desperation and readiness to find love and warmth elsewhere. This repetition serves to contrast the cold, unfeeling nature of their current partner with the potential warmth and affection that could be found in someone new. The protagonist longs for a partner who is attentive, caring, and willing to share in the small, intimate moments of life, such as accepting a drink or listening to personal stories.

The song also touches on themes of self-worth and the desire for mutual respect in a relationship. The protagonist criticizes their partner's selfishness and lack of consideration, suggesting that anyone who is less self-centered and more giving could easily replace them. This sentiment reflects a broader commentary on the importance of reciprocity and emotional support in romantic relationships. By the end of the song, the protagonist seems resolute in their decision to seek out a new partner who can provide the love and care they have been denied, symbolizing a hopeful step towards emotional fulfillment and liberation from a cold, unloving relationship.

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  1. Vivir sin tu amor
  2. Por Tu Silencio
  3. Año Tras Año
  4. Como le explico
  5. Corazón de hielo
  6. Amor mío
  7. Llegó Tu Papi
  8. Mi pecado, Mi tentación
  9. Me Duele El Alma
  10. Voy a Volverte Loca
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