Corazon Espinado

The singer describes the pain of loving someone who has left him. He cannot forget her, and he feels abandoned and hurt. The repeated cries make the feeling seem intense and difficult to control. Near the end, the lyrics shift from private heartbreak to calls to send love to people and children, giving the song a more generous, outward-looking note.

“Corazón espinado” means “thorn-pierced heart”: the image suggests that heartbreak is like a wound that keeps hurting. The singer also says his heart is “crushed” and that it hurts to be alive without his beloved beside him. These are emotional expressions, not necessarily literal statements. “Cuando uno es bien entregado” suggests giving oneself fully in love, which helps explain why rejection feels so painful.

The song presents love as both deep devotion and a source of suffering. The line suggesting that the woman may one day feel the same pain could sound like a warning, a complaint, or simply a wish that she understand his hurt. The ending does not clearly resolve the heartbreak; instead, its repeated message of sending love offers a contrast to the earlier anguish.