Anhelos translates to "longings" or "yearnings." It's a beautiful and evocative word that expresses deep desires and aspirations, often with a sense of wistfulness or hope.
In the song, the lyrics mention "tus angustias, tus anhelos que ahora mi boca ya tiene que cantar" (your anguishes, your longings that now my mouth has to sing). This suggests a profound connection where the singer is now giving voice to the deepest desires and unfulfilled wishes of another, making it a very poignant and memorable word in the context of the song's emotional narrative.
This song is a beautiful story about a musician who lost his inspiration when someone important left his life. He sings, "hace tiempo que te fuiste de mi lado, dejándome sin suerte y sin pasión" [it's been a while since you left my side, leaving me without luck and without passion]. He even says this person took his moon, his stars, and "también esta canción" [also this song] with them!
But then, they return! And with their return, his passion for music comes back too. He says, "con tu voz ha regresado a mis manos el deseo de bondad" [with your voice, the desire for goodness has returned to my hands]. It's like this person's presence makes his guitar sing again, turning it into "instrumento de tus sueños, tus angustias, tus anhelos" [an instrument of your dreams, your anguishes, your longings]. It's a lovely way to describe how someone can bring back your creative spark.