Enamorarte means 'to fall in love'. While 'love' is a common theme in songs, this specific infinitive form, combined with the reflexive pronoun 'te', emphasizes the act of you falling in love.
In the song, the singer expresses a fear of losing their loved one, specifically stating, "Y que te vayas algún día a enamorarte de..." (And that you might one day go and fall in love with...). This highlights the vulnerability and deep emotional stakes, making it a poignant and relatable word for anyone who has feared losing someone to another love.
This Agua Marina song, "Cómo Haré para Olvidarte / Amanecer," is a passionate plea from someone who desperately misses their lost love. They're really struggling to move on, asking "¿Cómo haré para olvidarte?" [How will I do to forget you?] and "¿Cómo es que dejó de soñar?" [How did I stop dreaming?]. It's clear they're consumed by thoughts of this person, even admitting "con miedo de perderte" [with fear of losing you] and worrying their ex might fall in love with someone else.
The singer is practically begging for their love to return, saying "necesito que regreses" [I need you to come back] and even offering to go find them: "yo quiero irte a buscar, no quiero esperar" [I want to go look for you, I don't want to wait]. There's a strong sense of regret, with lines like "estuve equivocado como un error" [I was wrong, like a mistake] and "yo reconozco en mi error" [I recognize my mistake]. They can't imagine life without their partner, repeating "no puedo estar sin ti, cómo se vive, cómo vivo sin tu amor" [I can't be without you, how do you live, how do I live without your love]. It's a powerful expression of longing and the pain of a love that just won't fade away.