Queriéndote amándote

Vagon Chicano's song 'Queriéndote amándote' is a heartfelt ode to the transformative power of love. The lyrics express deep gratitude to a higher power for the presence of a beloved person who has completely changed the singer's world. The opening lines, 'Le doy gracias a dios por tu cariño,' set the tone for a song that is both a celebration of love and a recognition of its profound impact. The singer acknowledges that the arrival of this love has erased loneliness and taught them the true meaning of love, encapsulated in the phrase 'me enseñaste a conjugar el verbo amar.'

The song's verses, particularly those sung by Daniel, delve into the addictive nature of love. He describes love as a 'bendito vicio,' a blessed addiction, and portrays his heart as a 'esclavo de tu compañia,' a slave to the beloved's company. This metaphor highlights the all-consuming nature of his feelings, where time seems to stretch endlessly in the absence of the loved one. The desire to always be by their side and the wish for eternal togetherness are recurring themes, emphasizing the depth of his emotional attachment.

The chorus amplifies these sentiments, painting a vivid picture of how love changes everything. 'Queriéndote mi mundo es diferente' suggests that love has the power to alter one's entire perception of the world. The imagery of touching the sky and feeling butterflies when kissing tenderly speaks to the euphoric and almost magical experience of being in love. The line 'ha valido la pena vivir tan solo por amarte' underscores the idea that life itself is worthwhile solely because of this love, making it a central and defining aspect of the singer's existence.