Algo Mas De Amor

Francis Cabrel's song 'Algo Mas De Amor' is a heartfelt plea for a world filled with more love and compassion. The lyrics emphasize the simplicity and necessity of love, suggesting that it is something that should be as natural and abundant as singing. Cabrel's message is clear: love should transcend all barriers, whether they be social, racial, or economic. The repetition of the phrase 'Algo más de amor que lo normal' (Something more than normal love) underscores the need for an extraordinary level of love to overcome the challenges and divisions in society.

The song also touches on the innocence and purity of children, highlighting that if we can recognize that all children are the same, regardless of their background, we can achieve a more loving and inclusive world. This idea is reinforced by the lines 'Si es verdad que la gente se ama / Si los niños somos iguales' (If it's true that people love each other / If children are the same). Cabrel suggests that achieving this level of love is not only possible but also easier than we might think, likening it to the ease of singing.

Furthermore, Cabrel addresses the corrupting influences that can taint our dreams and aspirations. He calls for resilience and determination in the face of these challenges, urging listeners to hold onto their mission of spreading love. The song's hopeful and optimistic tone encourages us to believe that a world with more love is within reach, as long as we are willing to ask for it and work towards it. By advocating for 'Algo más de amor que lo normal,' Cabrel inspires us to strive for a higher standard of love and humanity.