Capricho translates to "whim" or "caprice." It's a fascinating word because it describes an impulsive, often unreasonable desire or decision, highlighting a certain stubbornness or fickleness.
In the song, the lyrics state, "Llorarás, llorarás por tu capricho" (You will cry, you will cry because of your whim). This suggests that the person's decision to leave for another, despite truly loving the singer, is a foolish and impulsive choice that will lead to regret. It's a strong word that conveys the emotional weight of a bad decision.
Get ready for some serious feels with KEVIN ROLDAN and Leo Dan's "Te He Prometido"! This song is all about a love lost and the bitter realization that comes with it. Our singer is heartbroken, promising, "Te he prometido que te he de olvidar" [I have promised you that I will forget you], but it's clear he's struggling.
He gave his all, saying, "Cuanto has querido, yo te supe dar" [All that you wanted, I knew how to give you], only to be left "Solo y herido" [Alone and wounded]. The toughest part? Knowing his love is marrying someone else tomorrow! But he's convinced she'll regret it, singing, "Llorarás, llorarás por tu capricho" [You will cry, you will cry for your whim]. He truly believes she still loves him and won't find happiness with anyone else because, with him, she "conociste el amor" [knew love]. It's a powerful and a little bit dramatic take on heartbreak and unrequited love!