Amanecer is a beautiful Spanish word that means "dawn" or "sunrise." It can also be used as a verb meaning "to dawn" or even colloquially "to wake up somewhere."
In the song, Prince Royce sings the very poetic line: "...apagar el sol, para encender tu amanecer" (...turn off the sun, to turn on your sunrise). He uses this powerful image to express the incredible things he would do for his love, making this a truly romantic and memorable word to learn.
Prince Royce is completely in love, but there's a big problem: the person he's singing to doesn't seem to know he exists. He opens the song by describing his feelings as so intense they're practically illegal. He sings, "Mirar como te miro está prohibido / Tocarte como quiero es un delito" (Looking at you like I look at you is forbidden / Touching you like I want to is a crime). It's a dramatic way to say he's fallen hard for someone he feels he can't have.
To win their affection, he offers to do almost anything. He lists some huge, impossible promises, like learning new languages, turning off the sun, and even bringing the moon down to their feet. But after all that, the chorus reveals his simple, sweet goal: "Yo sólo quiero darte un beso" (I just want to give you a kiss). He's willing to do all these grand things, but the person he's singing to "no me das ni las noticias" (doesn't even give me the time of day). It's a classic song about unrequited love, wrapped in the romantic sound of bachata.