Corazón De Poeta Lyrics in English by Jeanette

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Corazón De Poeta by Jeanette from Spanish to English.
He has the expression of a flower
The voice of a bird
And a soul like a full moon
From a month of April
His words have warmth
And winter cold
His skin is tough like the tree
That the wind lashes
And he has the heart of a poet
Of a big boy, of a man-child
Able to love with delirium
Able to sink into sadness
Because he has the heart of a poet
Of vagabond, of beggar
And that's how I've known him
And that's how I like him to be
That he has the heart of a poet
He has the arrogance of the sun
Candid gaze
His snow-like skin turns to fire
Near me
He's a friend and faithful lover
Of the stars
He walks next to me
Dreaming of beautiful things
And he has the heart of a poet
Of big boy and of man-child
Able to love with delirium
Able to sink into sadness
Because he has the heart of a poet
Of vagabond, of beggar
And that's how I've known him
And that's how I like him to be
That he has the heart of a poet
Because he has the heart of a poet
Of vagabond, of beggar
And that's how I've known him
And that's how I like him to be
That he has the heart of a poet
That he has the heart of a poet
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Arrogancia translates to "arrogance", a word we usually see as negative.

However, in this classic song, Jeanette uses it in a stunningly poetic metaphor: "Tiene la arrogancia del sol" (He has the arrogance of the sun). This phrase reframes arrogance not as conceit, but as the powerful, undeniable, and unapologetic brilliance of the sun. It's a beautiful way to describe someone with a captivating and self-assured presence.

Jeanette is describing a very particular kind of man in this song, one who is full of contradictions. He has the soft "expresión de una flor" (expression of a flower) but his skin is tough "como el árbol que azota el viento" (like a tree whipped by the wind). His words can bring both "calor" (warmth) and the "frío de invierno" (cold of winter). It's all because he has the "corazón de poeta" (heart of a poet).

This "poet's heart" makes him a dreamer and a romantic, a faithful friend and lover "de las estrellas" (of the stars). But it also means he feels everything very deeply. He is "capaz de amar con delirio" (capable of loving with delirium) and also "capaz de hundirse en la tristeza" (capable of sinking into sadness). The singer sees him as a "niño grande" (big kid) and a "vagabundo" (wanderer), and she loves him exactly as he is. She says, "así lo he conocido / Y así me gusta a mí que sea" (that's how I've known him / and that's how I like him to be).

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