10.000 Batallas

Santiago Cruz Santiago Cruz

A Love That Fights Through Distance and Time

Santiago Cruz's song "10.000 Batallas" is a heartfelt ode to enduring love and the emotional struggles that come with physical separation. The lyrics convey a deep sense of longing and appreciation for a significant other who provides comfort and stability. Cruz begins by expressing how much he misses his partner, questioning whether he has ever truly conveyed their importance in his life. This sets the stage for a narrative that explores the emotional depth of their relationship.

The metaphor of "10.000 batallas" (10,000 battles) is central to the song, symbolizing the numerous challenges and struggles that the couple is willing to face together. Cruz describes his partner as a source of peace and certainty, likening them to a restful end to a long day and a field where he is ready to fight countless battles. This imagery highlights the dual nature of their relationship: it is both a sanctuary and a battleground, a place of comfort and a space where they confront life's difficulties together.

Cruz also touches on the theme of communication and the pain that silence can bring. He acknowledges that his silence might have hurt his partner, but reassures them that his journey of suffering is over and his only desire is to be home with them. The song culminates in a declaration of his partner being his everything, the place where he feels most at home, and the other half of his universe. This powerful conclusion reinforces the idea that true love is a blend of struggle and serenity, a journey worth every battle fought.

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  1. Cuando Regreses
  2. Y Si Te Quedas, ¿Qué?
  3. ¿Qué Más Da? (Versión 2025) (part. Juan Pablo Vega)
  4. 10.000 Batallas
  5. Desde Lejos
  6. Vida de Mis Vidas
  7. Baja La Guardia
  8. 6:00 a.m. (Versión 2025) (part. Junior Zamora)
  9. Cómo Haces
  10. Credo (Versión 2025)
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