Quién

Sandro's song 'Quién' is a heartfelt ode to the transformative power of love. The lyrics revolve around the profound impact that a significant other has had on the singer's life. The repeated question 'Quién sino tú' (Who but you) emphasizes that it is this particular person who has brought about a significant change in his feelings and perceptions. The song is a celebration of how love can make someone feel alive, vibrant, and fundamentally altered in their way of being.

The lyrics also delve into the idea that only those who have experienced love can truly understand its power. Lines like 'Quien olvida, quien no ama, quien no sabe reír, no podría darse cuenta lo que eres en mí' (Those who forget, who do not love, who do not know how to laugh, could not realize what you are to me) suggest that love is an exclusive experience that profoundly changes one's outlook on life. This sentiment is further reinforced by the joyous and exuberant tone of the song, marked by exclamations and lively interjections.

Sandro, known as the 'Argentine Elvis,' brings his signature passionate and emotive style to this song. His performance is not just about the words but also about the feeling he conveys through his voice and delivery. The repetitive and catchy 'Lay-la-la-la-la-la-lay' adds a playful and infectious element, making the song not just a declaration of love but also a celebration of it. The song captures the essence of how love can be both a deeply personal and universally relatable experience, making it a timeless piece in Sandro's repertoire.