Quiero Ser

Salserin's song 'Quiero Ser' is a passionate declaration of love and longing. The lyrics express a deep desire to be an integral part of the beloved's life. The singer yearns to enter the heart of the person they love, to be a constant presence in their thoughts and memories. This is evident in lines like 'como hacer para entrar en tu corazon' and 'estar en hojas de tu diario y ser tu canción,' which translate to 'how to enter your heart' and 'to be in the pages of your diary and be your song.' The imagery here is vivid, painting a picture of someone who wants to be more than just a fleeting moment in the beloved's life.

The chorus amplifies this sentiment, with the singer expressing a desire to be the 'agua que calme tu sed,' or 'water that quenches your thirst,' and 'la oración que da la paz al corazon,' or 'the prayer that gives peace to the heart.' These metaphors highlight the singer's wish to be a source of comfort and joy, someone who can bring peace and happiness to the beloved's life. The repetition of the chorus emphasizes the depth of this longing and the importance of the beloved's presence in the singer's life.

The song also touches on the pain of unrequited love. The singer admits to living in love without the beloved's reciprocation, as seen in the lines 'vivo enamorado sin contar contigo' and 'aun no consivo como vivo sin tu querer,' which mean 'I live in love without counting on you' and 'I still don't understand how I live without your love.' This unfulfilled desire adds a layer of melancholy to the song, making the plea for love even more poignant. The final lines, 'quiero ser el mejor momento de tu recuerdo tu mejor secreto,' or 'I want to be the best moment of your memory, your best secret,' encapsulate the singer's ultimate wish to be a cherished and unforgettable part of the beloved's life.