Si Esta Casa Hablara Lyrics in English by The La Planta, Pablito HC, Pushi
Confesaría means "would confess." It's the conditional form of the verb confesar (to confess), which adds a layer of intrigue and hypothetical storytelling to the lyrics.
In the song, the phrase "Si esta casa hablara confesaría" (If this house could talk, it would confess) personifies the house, giving it the ability to reveal secrets. This creates a vivid image of a place filled with untold stories of passion and love, making the listener curious about what those confessions would be.
Have you ever had someone from your past suddenly reappear, making you question everything? That's exactly what's happening in The La Planta's "Si Esta Casa Hablara"! The song kicks off with a reunion after a long time apart. The other person shows up, claiming they never stopped loving the singer, who then asks, "¿Qué vienes a buscar?" [What are you looking for?]. It's clear there's still a strong connection, as the lyrics say, "El tiempo no ha borrado lo que hemos vivido" [Time hasn't erased what we've lived].
Things get really interesting when the singer invites them in, saying, "Ven pasa ¿a que le temes?" [Come in, what are you afraid of?]. The song then imagines what the house and its contents would say if they could speak. "Si esta casa hablara confesaría / Que somos par de locos que aman sin medida" [If this house spoke, it would confess / That we are a couple of crazy people who love without measure]. And it gets even more playful: "Si esta cama hablara se convertiría / En profesora de sexo y anatomía" [If this bed spoke, it would become / A professor of sex and anatomy]. The song is a fun, passionate look at rekindled love and all the memories a shared space holds.
