Abre El Corazón (Open Up Your Heart)

Angélica Maria Angélica Maria

The Plea for Vulnerability in Love

The song "Abre El Corazón (Open Up Your Heart)" by Angélica Maria is a heartfelt plea for openness and vulnerability in a romantic relationship. The lyrics oscillate between Spanish and English, emphasizing the universal nature of the song's message. The repeated line 'Open up your heart let my love come in' serves as the core request of the singer, asking her beloved to let down their guard and allow her love to enter their life fully.

The verses in Spanish, 'Abre el corazón vidita mia / Y déjame entrar,' translate to 'Open your heart, my little life / And let me in,' which adds a tender and intimate dimension to the song. The singer expresses a deep love for her partner, one that is persistent and unwavering ('Sabes que te quiero / Y que no te puedo olvidar'). This sentiment is reinforced by the declaration of her love as enduring 'hasta el fin' (until the end).

The song also touches on the fear of rejection and the vulnerability that comes with expressing one's feelings. The lines 'O darling if you love me just like the way I do / Please don't try to scare me, say you love me too' reveal the singer's apprehension and desire for reciprocation. The song is a gentle yet passionate call for emotional openness, mutual love, and the beginning of a shared life, symbolized by the phrase 'let my life begin.'

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  1. Con Un Beso Pequeñisimo
  2. El Hombre de Mi Vida
  3. El Hombre Que Yo Amo
  4. No Volverás a Verme
  5. Honestamente
  6. Te Busco, Te Extraño
  7. Agujetas de Color de Rosa
  8. Una Muchacha Igual Que Todas
  9. Ha Nacido Mi Niña
  10. Imaginacion
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