Anhelas comes from the verb anhelar, meaning 'to long for' or 'to yearn for'. It's a more intense and poetic way to express desire than simply saying 'want'.
In the song, the lyrics mention, "Lo que siente es lo que anhelas tus sueños" (What you feel is what you long for, your dreams). This word beautifully captures the deep aspirations and desires of the heart, making it a powerful and evocative choice.
Have you ever felt like someone really needs to open up to you? That's exactly what José Felipe Mejía is singing about in "No Te Calles Hoy" [Don't Be Silent Today]. He's practically begging someone to share everything – their happiness, their crazy dreams, even their sadness. He wants to hear it all, saying "habla sin parar" [talk non-stop] and "cuéntame los silencios tus momentos" [tell me your silences, your moments].
It feels like he's trying to remind this person that love is still there, and that he's a friend who will "luchar por su felicidad" [fight for their happiness]. He wants to hear them talk "como cuando ignoras" [like when you ignore] the feelings you're holding back. It's a really heartfelt plea to not keep anything inside, because he wants to remember "lo mucho que te quiero siempre recordar" [how much I love you, always remember].