Tan Solo Tú (part. Franco de Vita)

Alejandra Guzmán's song 'Tan Solo Tu' is a poignant expression of love and longing for someone who seems to be out of reach. The lyrics convey a deep sense of admiration and desire for a person who provides everything the singer needs, often unexpectedly. The repeated mention of 'tú' (you) emphasizes the importance of the other person in the singer's life, suggesting a profound connection and dependency.

The song speaks to the idea of an idealized love, one that is so perfect it feels almost celestial and unattainable. The line 'Serás el cielo que jamás podré tocar' translates to 'You will be the sky that I can never touch,' which is a metaphor for something beautiful and awe-inspiring, yet impossible to reach or possess. This theme of unreachable love is further reinforced by the acknowledgment of its impossibility and the plea for forgiveness for being so consumed by this love.

Despite the realization that this love may be impossible, there is a sense of resignation and acceptance. The singer acknowledges the deep impact of this person on her life, even though she understands that the relationship may never be as she truly desires. The emotional intensity of the song is heightened by the singer's recognition of her limitations and the bittersweet acceptance of a love that can only exist in its current form.