Arrugue comes from the verb arrugar, meaning "to wrinkle." It's an interesting word because it's not commonly featured in romantic songs, which often focus on youth and beauty.
In this song, the singer embraces the idea of growing old and having his face arrugue (wrinkle) as a beautiful consequence of a life filled with joy and smiles shared with his beloved. This unique perspective makes the word stand out and adds a touching depth to the lyrics.
La Septima Banda's "Junto A Ti" is such a sweet song about finding that special someone who completely changes your world! The singer expresses how this person brings out so many good things in them, wondering what they did to deserve such love. They declare, "Te has vuelto indispensable para mí" [You have become indispensable to me], emphasizing how their life is different and better since they met.
It's all about wanting to spend forever with this person. The lyrics beautifully describe growing old together: "Quiero hacerme viejo junto a ti" [I want to grow old next to you]. The singer even welcomes wrinkles and gray hair, saying that if their face gets lines, it will be "Por las veces que me hiciste sonreír" [For all the times you made me smile]. And if their hair turns white, they just want it to be "junto a ti" [next to you]. It's a really heartfelt promise of lifelong devotion and happiness.