While it's a romantic ballad, it incorporates subtle Bachata influences, adding a warm, rhythmic feel to the duet. Todo lo que soy (A dueto con Álex Ubago)
Perroni and Ubago appear masked while performing with an orchestra. They eventually run through the gardens to a fountain, where they remove their masks and dance together, symbolizing the transparency and truth of their connection. Production Context While it's a romantic ballad, it incorporates subtle
The core message is that the narrator "wasn't themselves" before meeting their partner. The chorus emphasizes this with the line, "Que antes de ti, yo no era yo" (Before you, I wasn't me). Production Context The core message is that the
Directed by , the video was filmed over 15 hours in the Jardines de México in Cuernavaca: This song is a classic romantic ballad that
It features lush natural landscapes and a romantic, orchestral setting.
This song is a classic romantic ballad that served as the love theme for the Mexican telenovela . Released in 2014 , it features a collaboration between Mexican star Maite Perroni and Spanish singer-songwriter Alex Ubago . Lyrical Meaning and Themes
It describes an intense emotional dependency where the presence of the loved one is essential for moving forward in life.