Inagotable means 'inexhaustible' or 'unending'. It's a beautiful and somewhat less common word that conveys a sense of boundless supply.
In "Busca Por Dentro," Santiago Cruz uses it to describe a "fuente inagotable de agua fresca" (inexhaustible source of fresh water) and a heart full of love. This word emphasizes the depth and endless nature of the love and emotional resources he offers, making it a powerful and memorable choice.
Have you ever felt like you're not perfect, but you have so much to offer in love? That's exactly what Santiago Cruz is singing about in "Busca por Dentro" [Look Inside]. He's honest about his flaws, saying things like "no sé decir te quiero pero me entrego" [I don't know how to say 'I love you' but I give myself completely] and "de pronto un poco tosco pero acaricio" [maybe a little rough, but I caress]. He admits he might not be "el indicado" [the right one], but he's definitely willing to try, saying "no sé lo que es ganar pero lo intento" [I don't know what winning is, but I try].
But the real heart of the song is his plea to "busca por dentro" [look inside] for what he brings to a relationship. He promises "todos mis sentimientos" [all my feelings] and "un beso y un abrazo exacto en el momento" [a kiss and a hug exactly at the right moment]. He talks about a "fuente inagotable de agua fresca" [inexhaustible source of fresh water] and a "llama que no dejó nunca que se apague" [flame that I never let go out] within him. It's a beautiful message about finding true love by looking beyond superficial qualities and seeing the depth of someone's heart.