Apartará comes from the verb apartar, meaning 'to separate', 'to move away', or 'to set aside'. It's used in the future tense here, making it a powerful declaration.
In the song, Rosario Flores sings, "Y que nunca de mí se apartará" (And that it will never separate from me). This line refers to the beloved's soul, emphasizing an eternal, unbreakable bond. It's a more evocative and less common verb than many others in the lyrics, making it stand out.
“Que Bonita” is a joyful love song where Rosario Flores can’t help but exclaim how beautiful everything feels when her partner is near. With every playful “¡ay!” she highlights little moments that make her heart race: seeing them, hearing them, even the comfortable silence they share. The lyrics swirl through vivid images of black hair, a cherished guitar, and two voices singing together, turning everyday details into a colorful celebration of the senses.
Beneath that lively flamenco-pop groove lies a tender wish: to sprout wings, fly to her lover’s side, and keep making music as a perfect duo. Flores sings with a certainty that their souls are forever linked, so no matter what, they will never drift apart. Listening to this track feels like stepping into a sunlit plaza filled with laughter, clapping hands, and the boundless energy of love in full bloom.