Contigo Lyrics in English by Marta Santos
Madrugá is a colloquial and shortened form of "madrugada," which means "early morning" or "dawn." It's a charming and less common way to refer to this time of day, often used in more intimate or poetic contexts.
In the song, Marta Santos sings, "Y por la madrugá me gusta que me bese'" (And in the early morning, I like you to kiss me). This use of madrugá adds a touch of tenderness and familiarity, painting a picture of a romantic, quiet moment at the start of the day.
Marta Santos's "Contigo" is such a sweet song about finding pure joy and completeness in another person. The lyrics really bring to life that feeling of someone's presence lingering even when they're not there, like when she sings, "Se quedó tu aroma por la escalera" [Your scent remained on the stairs]. It's all about how this person makes life feel full and vibrant, even when there are a "mil maneras" [thousand ways] to look at life, she chooses to see it through their eyes.
It's clear this connection is something truly special, almost spiritual for her, as she says, "No me hace falta rezarle a Dios, nuestro amor lo confiesa" [I don't need to pray to God, our love confesses it]. The song is filled with these tender moments, from wanting to wake up to their voice to enjoying their kisses in the early morning. She even compares them to flowers that grow when watered, suggesting their love thrives with care. It's just a beautiful celebration of a love that makes everything better, where simply looking at them is enough to lift her spirits.
