Cariño Mio

Ángela Carrasco Ángela Carrasco

The Heartache of Parting Ways

The song "Cariño Mio" by Ángela Carrasco is a poignant ballad that delves into the emotional turmoil of an impending separation. The lyrics express the singer's deep concern about what will become of her once her beloved leaves, especially during the summer when the absence will be most felt. The repeated phrase 'Cariño mío' which translates to 'My dear' or 'My darling,' underscores the affection and intimacy that once existed between the two.

The song captures the essence of a love that is fading away, despite the desires of the protagonist. The mention of a telephone that will no longer ring symbolizes the end of communication and the distance that will grow between them. The singer is left to deal with the loneliness that her partner leaves behind, a loneliness that seems to be a burden only she will carry. The line 'Te equivocaste, yo lo he de pagar' suggests a mistake made by the partner, for which the singer feels she is unfairly paying the price.

As the song progresses, the lyrics touch on the fear of aging and being left alone, a universal concern that resonates with many listeners. The singer contemplates a future where she is forgotten, and her beauty has faded, while her lover has moved on with life. The plea 'no me dejes,' which means 'don't leave me,' is a desperate call to not be abandoned in her time of need. The song ends with a reminder that she was the one who taught her partner to love, adding a layer of irony and sadness to the situation. Overall, "Cariño Mio" is a heartfelt expression of love, loss, and the passage of time.

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  1. Cariño Mio
  2. Tú También Me Haces Falta
  3. Es Más Que Amor
  4. Caribe (part. Willy Chirino)
  5. Quererte a ti
  6. Quiereme
  7. Si Tu Eres Mi Hombre y Yo Tu Mujer
  8. Sólo Soy
  9. Ya sé que es el final
  10. Alguien Como Tú
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