Tengo

In 'Tengo,' Emmanuel delves into the profound and enduring nature of love. The song is a heartfelt expression of the myriad ways in which the presence of a loved one can permeate every aspect of one's life. Emmanuel sings about having a 'flower' and a 'sigh' from his beloved, symbolizing the delicate and intimate moments they share. These metaphors highlight the beauty and fragility of love, suggesting that even the smallest gestures and memories hold significant emotional weight.

The repetition of 'Tengo' (I have) throughout the song emphasizes the abundance of cherished memories and feelings that the singer holds onto. He mentions having a 'kiss without use' and 'your breath,' which signifies the longing and anticipation for moments that have yet to be fully realized. The 'space where your heart fits' and 'tender light' further illustrate the deep emotional connection and the warmth that the presence of his beloved brings into his life.

The chorus, with its plea 'No te puedes ir, no debes volar, no dejes caer en mi a la soledad' (You can't leave, you must not fly, don't let loneliness fall upon me), underscores the fear of losing this profound connection. It reflects a desperate desire to hold onto the love that fills his life with meaning and to avoid the emptiness that solitude would bring. Emmanuel's emotive delivery and the song's poignant lyrics capture the essence of love's enduring impact and the fear of its potential loss.