Suelto (I Give You My Dreams) (feat. Tauren Wells)

In 'Suelto (I Give You My Dreams),' Sarai Rivera, featuring Tauren Wells, explores themes of faith, surrender, and divine guidance. The song is a heartfelt plea for spiritual clarity and the relinquishment of personal control in favor of a higher, divine plan. Rivera expresses a deep trust in a force greater than herself, acknowledging that this entity knows her more intimately than she knows herself. This acknowledgment is coupled with a desire to see her life from a divine perspective, to understand and believe in the path laid out for her without fear.

The chorus of the song, repeated in both Spanish and English, emphasizes the act of letting go ('Te suelto' / 'I give you') of one's dreams, desires, plans, and decisions. Rivera asks for her life to be guided by a divine plan, which she values more than her own. This act of surrender is not portrayed as a loss but as a hopeful and trust-filled choice, highlighting a longing for a life directed by spiritual insight rather than personal ambition. The bilingual lyrics serve to bridge cultural and linguistic gaps, making the message universal.

The song also touches on the struggles of adhering to one's own plans and the realization that these may falter. Rivera contrasts this with the belief that the divine plan is inherently superior ('Lo que tú tienes es mejor' / 'Your ways are everything I want'). This surrender is seen as a transformative process, where personal failures are acknowledged and divine guidance is sought to lead a more fulfilled life. The repeated invocation for divine control over her life underscores a profound faith and the desire for spiritual alignment over personal gain.