TQMQA

Eladio Carrion's song 'TQMQA,' which stands for 'Te Quiero Más Que Ayer' (I Love You More Than Yesterday), is a romantic ballad that explores the theme of love that grows stronger with each passing day. The lyrics express a deep affection that is not only increasing over time but also anticipates a future where this love will continue to flourish. The repetition of the phrase 'Te quiero más que ayer y mucho menos que mañana' (I love you more than yesterday and much less than tomorrow) emphasizes the progressive nature of the singer's feelings, suggesting that each day brings a deeper connection and affection for the person he loves.

The song also touches on the idea that love is not about material wealth or financial gain. Carrion makes it clear that what brings him pleasure is the emotional bond and the simple joys like seeing his partner smile and hearing them say 'I love you.' This sentiment is reinforced by the lines 'No, no, no me hable' de dinero, que eso yo lo puedo hacer' (Don't talk to me about money, I can do that myself), indicating that his priority is the emotional investment in the relationship, not the financial one.

Furthermore, the song conveys a sense of urgency and the importance of living in the present. The repeated request to 'Hoy te quiero ver' (I want to see you today) suggests that the singer values the present moments with his loved one and acknowledges the uncertainty of the future. This is further highlighted by the lines 'Déjate ver, tú no sabes si mañana ya yo no estoy' (Let yourself be seen, you don't know if tomorrow I will be gone), which serve as a reminder to cherish the time we have with the people we love.