Soy Yo

In Sergio Vega's song "Soy Yo," the artist delves into the complexities of love and longing. The lyrics express a deep yearning for a past lover, acknowledging that it might be too late to rekindle the relationship. Despite this, the singer confesses that remembering the person brings immense joy and comfort. This sentiment is encapsulated in the lines, "Me hace tanto bien, me hace tanto bien," which translates to "It does me so much good, it does me so much good." The repetition emphasizes the emotional relief and happiness that memories of the loved one provide, even in their absence.

The song also touches on the fears and uncertainties that come with love. The singer admits to having been afraid of many things just hours before, but now feels a strong desire to live solely for the person they love. This shift in perspective highlights the transformative power of love, capable of turning fear into a resolute commitment. The line "De poder vivir, solo para ti" (To be able to live, only for you) underscores this newfound dedication.

Furthermore, the song portrays a love that is willing to face any opposition. The singer declares a desire to be the lover and shadow of the person they adore, regardless of any obstacles. This unwavering devotion is evident in the lines, "Y en tu vida herrante ser tu sombra aunque alguien se oponga, a nuestro amor" (And in your wandering life, to be your shadow even if someone opposes our love). The song concludes with a promise to stay awake until the loved one arrives, offering a "cita, con mi amor" (a date with my love), symbolizing an open invitation to rekindle their relationship.