Amor Divino

Yovanny Polanco's 'Amor Divino' is a heartfelt exploration of the profound and often ineffable feelings that come with deep affection and love. The lyrics convey a sense of wonder and inquiry, as the singer asks his beloved what she thinks of his passionate feelings towards her. The repetition of the phrase 'Dime que piensas tu de este loco' (Tell me what you think of this crazy one) suggests a vulnerability and eagerness for validation from the object of his affection. The song's title, 'Amor Divino,' which translates to 'Divine Love,' encapsulates the idea that the love he feels transcends the ordinary, elevating it to a spiritual or divine level.

The lyrics also touch on the innocence and purity of love, comparing it to the way children love—unconditionally and without reservations. This comparison to childlike love implies a desire for a love that is pure, simple, and untainted by the complexities that often accompany adult relationships. The singer's aspiration to become a poet for his beloved, and the mention of her laughter as a source of inspiration rather than mockery, further emphasizes the depth of his affection and the positive impact she has on his life.

In the latter part of the song, the singer personifies love, seeking answers about the future of their relationship. The response he receives, 'Tienes dos vidas y un solo corazón' (You have two lives and only one heart), suggests that while they may be two separate individuals, their love unites them as one. This line beautifully captures the essence of a deep, soulful connection where two people share a single, united heart through love.