Entregarte comes from the verb 'entregar' (to deliver), but the reflexive form 'entregarse' means something much deeper: to give yourself completely, or to surrender.
In this deeply romantic ballad, Luis Fonsi sings about teaching someone to love again after they've been hurt. He invites them "a entregarte otra vez sin medir" (to give yourself completely again, without measuring), a poetic way of saying 'to love without holding anything back'. It's a powerful word about vulnerability and total trust.
Luis Fonsi teams up with Aleks Syntek, Noel Schajris, and David Bisbal for a total romantic rescue mission. The singer steps up to someone who has clearly been hurt before, begging for a chance to heal those old wounds. Right from the start with "Aquí estoy yo para hacerte reír una vez más" [Here I am to make you laugh once more], the goal is clear: chase away sadness and replace fear with trust. There are dramatic promises everywhere, from having a kiss "quemándome los labios" [burning my lips] to asking a blue star to fly down and make her fall in love.
My favorite moment is the wild promise to "ayudarte a pintar mariposas en la oscuridad" [help you paint butterflies in the dark]. It is a delightfully poetic way to say he will bring beauty back into her life when everything feels pitch black. By the bridge, he asks for her broken wings ("Dame tus alas, las voy a curar" [Give me your wings, I am going to heal them]) so they can fly together. It is an open-hearted, drama-packed pop ballad about blocking out pain ("cerrándole el paso al dolor" [blocking the path of pain]) and daring to love without holding back.