Tangible means 'tangible' in English, referring to something that can be touched or felt. It's a word that adds a philosophical depth to the lyrics.
In the song, Ricardo Montaner uses it to explore hypothetical scenarios of love: "Si el silencio fuera un cuerpo tangible" (If silence were a tangible body). This poetic use invites listeners to ponder the abstract nature of love and silence, making it a thought-provoking and memorable word.
Ricardo Montaner builds 'Te Adoraré' around one hypothetical: what if this love were even possible? He opens by testing the fantasy, 'Si este amor fuera posible / Y el silencio fuera un cuerpo tangible' ("If this love were possible / And silence were something you could touch"), then flips it, admitting the whole thing might be imagined, an 'un delirio intangible' ("intangible delirium"). Real or not, he commits anyway: 'Te adoraré / Aunque el destino no lo quiera / Aunque te mudes de planeta' ("I'll adore you / Even if fate doesn't want it / Even if you move to another planet").
The chorus keeps circling the same offer: being the one man in her life, or only in his own daydreams. 'Si compartimos cada día / Yo siendo el hombre de tu vida / O siéndolo en mis fantasías' ("If we share every day / Me being the man of your life / Or being him in my fantasies") makes the terms plain. Certainty was never the point. Adoration was.