Juramento translates to "oath" or "vow". It's a strong and formal word that carries significant weight, implying a solemn promise or commitment.
In "Te Seguiré Amando," the singer repeatedly states, "Voy a seguir mi juramento" (I will keep my vow). This highlights a deep and unwavering commitment to continue loving someone, even when faced with the pain of separation or a new love interest. It's a powerful expression of enduring devotion.
This song is a heartfelt message from someone who's been left behind but still holds onto their love. The singer talks about their former partner finding a new love, even mentioning a "diamante" [diamond] on their hand, suggesting an engagement or marriage. Despite this, the singer promises, "yo te seguiré amando" [I will continue loving you] and "voy a seguir mi juramento" [I will follow my oath].
It's a really touching look at loyalty and memory. The singer can't forget "las noches que pasamos" [the nights we spent] and "tantas veces que juramos por siempre amarnos" [so many times we swore to love each other forever]. Even though they wish their ex the best and hope they're happy, the commitment to their own feelings remains. It's a bittersweet song about holding onto a promise, even when circumstances change drastically.