Se Que Tu

“Se Que Tu” by Zion & Lennox is a heartfelt exploration of young love and the dreams that come with it. The song captures the innocence and excitement of two young people who are deeply infatuated with each other. The lyrics express a mutual understanding and shared feelings, as both individuals recognize that they are experiencing the same emotions. This connection is evident in lines like “Yo se ke sientes lo mismo ke yo” (I know you feel the same as I do) and “Se te nota cuando estamos mirandonos” (It shows when we are looking at each other).

The song also delves into the aspirations and dreams that come with young love. Miguelito’s verses highlight a desire to grow up and experience life together, dreaming of getting married and traveling to Paris. This longing for the future is a common theme in young relationships, where the possibilities seem endless and the future is filled with hope and excitement. The lyrics “loko por krecer pa saber lo ke es ser feliz” (crazy to grow up to know what it is to be happy) and “te prometo ke kuando grande voy hacer tu dueño” (I promise that when I grow up, I will be your owner) reflect this yearning for a shared future.

The song also touches on the challenges and uncertainties of young love. There is an acknowledgment that love is a complex and multifaceted emotion, as seen in the lines “amor es una palabra muy comprometida ke tiene muxos significados” (love is a very committed word that has many meanings). Despite these complexities, the song maintains a sense of optimism and determination, with the repeated assurance that nothing will change and they will always be together. This sentiment is encapsulated in the lines “Nada va a cambiar x toda una eternidad juntos vamos a estar” (Nothing will change for all eternity, we will be together).

“Se Que Tu” is a beautiful portrayal of the innocence, dreams, and challenges of young love. It captures the essence of youthful infatuation and the hopeful dreams that come with it, while also acknowledging the complexities and uncertainties that accompany such emotions.