Tengo

In 'Tengo,' Divididos crafts a lyrical landscape brimming with promises of love, joy, and endless affection. The song's title, which translates to 'I Have,' sets the stage for a series of declarations from the narrator to their beloved. The lyrics are a heartfelt inventory of the emotional and sensory experiences the narrator is eager to share. From 'a world of sensations' to 'a world of vibrations,' the song paints a vivid picture of the richness and depth of the narrator's feelings.

The recurring theme of abundance is central to the song. The narrator offers 'dulzura' (sweetness), 'caricias' (caresses), and 'poemas de amor' (love poems), emphasizing the myriad ways they can express their love. This abundance is not just material but also emotional and spiritual, promising 'the happiest days' filled with 'light of a thousand hues.' The use of metaphors like 'light of a thousand hues' suggests a life full of color, variety, and emotional depth, making the promise of love even more enchanting.

Divididos, known for their rock influences and poetic lyrics, infuses 'Tengo' with a sense of earnestness and sincerity. The repetition of phrases like 'Serán los días más felices' (They will be the happiest days) reinforces the commitment and optimism of the narrator. The song is a beautiful testament to the power of love and the joy of sharing one's life with another. It speaks to the universal desire to give and receive love, making it a timeless piece that resonates with listeners across different cultures and backgrounds.