In “Con Los Años Que Me Quedan,” Cuban-American pop icon Gloria Estefan pours her heart into a powerful pledge of second chances. The singer stands before the person she loves, admitting past mistakes yet brimming with optimism. She believes their love is still "verdadero" and that time is on her side to prove it. The melody wraps this confession in warm Latin pop, making the promise feel both intimate and cinematic.
Throughout the lyrics, Estefan’s narrator sketches out a tender roadmap for redemption: she will erase every hurt "with kisses full of passion," dedicate all her remaining years to making her partner happy, and show that no one can love them more. It is a song about learning, growing, and refusing to let a good love slip away. By the final chorus, the listener is left rooting for their happily-ever-after, reminded that genuine love is worth fighting for no matter how much time has passed.
Emily Marie Consuelo Estefan is a talented American singer and multi-instrumentalist born on December 5, 1994, in Miami Beach, Florida. Daughter of Cuban-American music legends Gloria and Emilio Estefan, Emily has crafted her own distinct musical identity, blending her rich cultural heritage with contemporary sounds. A Berklee College of Music graduate, she showcases her skills not only as a vocalist but also as a skilled drummer, guitarist, bassist, and keyboardist.
Emily released her debut album Take Whatever You Want in 2017, which she wrote, recorded, produced, and performed at her studio in Boston. Known for her powerful performances and authentic songwriting, she has also gained recognition as a co-host on Red Table Talk: The Estefans. Openly lesbian, Emily continues to be an inspiring advocate for LGBTQ+ visibility and creativity in music.