Yo Quisiera

Oscar D'Leon's 'Yo Quisiera' is a song that encapsulates the deep yearning and romantic desire of an individual who wishes for the love and affection of a cherished person, referred to as 'princesita' (little princess). The lyrics express a heartfelt wish that this person would be solely for the singer, highlighting a sense of exclusivity and devotion in his feelings. The singer's longing is so intense that he likens his love to the stars in the sky, which in his delirium of love, become shining beacons, or 'luceros'.

The song continues to explore the theme of adoration and the willingness to live and die for the beloved. The singer expresses a desire to be made into a better man by the love of his 'princesita' and to dedicate his entire life to her happiness. This level of commitment is emphasized by the repetition of the phrase 'Pa' que adorándote viva' (So that I live adoring you), which conveys the idea that his life's purpose is intertwined with his love for her. The lyrics also touch upon the mutual support the singer wishes to provide during times of sorrow, suggesting a deep emotional connection and a desire for a shared life.

The latter part of the song takes on a more playful tone, with the singer fantasizing about having his beloved in his arms and adoring her constantly. The repetition of 'quisiera' (I would like) emphasizes the longing and the unfulfilled desire. The mention of not wanting to deal with the mother-in-law and the playful banter about losing hair overthinking about his love adds a humorous and relatable element to the song. Overall, 'Yo Quisiera' is a vibrant expression of romantic longing, devotion, and the dream of a life filled with love.