Entregué is the past tense of the verb entregar, meaning "to deliver," "to hand over," or "to surrender." It's a versatile verb that can carry significant emotional weight.
In this song, the artist sings, "quiero que tú solo me entregué ese el Alma para darte a mi canción" (I want you to just surrender your soul to me to give to my song). Here, entregué is used in a deeply romantic and vulnerable context, implying a complete giving of oneself, not just physically but emotionally and spiritually, to another person or, in this case, to the music itself. This makes it a powerful and enticing word.
Zacarias Ferreira's "Corre Mi Amor (Corazoncito Negro)" is a passionate plea from a lover who can't understand why his beloved chose a path that brings pain. He's asking her to run with him, to be his companion on his journey, promising that she won't be just another fleeting figure in his story. He wants to be the one to make her happy, to be the change she needs, and he's willing to give his soul to her song.
He acknowledges that she might have been hurt in the past, but he wants to be the "super hero" she's been waiting for. He's so enamored that he's even willing to fly to her side, declaring his love and asking her to let him into her heart. It's a heartfelt and earnest declaration, full of promises to heal her past wounds and create a happy future together.