Desbocado translates to 'unbridled' or 'runaway', often used to describe a horse that has lost its bit and is running wildly out of control.
In this deeply affectionate song, the singer refers to herself as a "caballito desbocado" (little runaway horse) to admit that she can be restless and difficult to handle. She uses this vivid metaphor to express gratitude to her loved one for bringing her calm and keeping her grounded when life gets chaotic.
In “Te Voy A Decir Una Cosa”, Amaia Montero turns pure affection into a melody that feels like a warm hug. She sings to someone who is her everything: the most beautiful, the most genuine, the one whose blue eyes are her “religion.” Each line thanks this person for stitching her wings back together, calming her storms, and lighting every path she takes. The song bubbles with admiration, presenting love as a guiding force so strong that pain disappears the moment this special someone speaks or embraces her.
At its heart, the track is a joyful promise. Amaia vows to keep singing just to see the glow around this person’s heart and to remind them they are the soul of her own. It’s a feel-good anthem of gratitude and devotion, perfect for anyone who’s ever found a personal hero—whether that’s a partner, a friend, or even a parent—who makes the world brighter simply by being there.