Corresponda comes from the verb corresponder, meaning to reciprocate or to correspond. It's a key word in the song that expresses the desire for mutual feelings and effort in a relationship.
In the lyrics, the singer wishes for someone who will truly "corresponda" (reciprocate) the love and effort of the perfect man. It highlights the theme of unrequited love and the hope for a balanced, mutual connection, making it a poignant and memorable word.
Have you ever met someone who, on paper, seems absolutely perfect for you, but for some reason, it just doesn't click? That's exactly what Pitizion is singing about in "El Man Perfecto" [The Perfect Man]. She's met a guy who's got it all: he's handsome, correct, from a good family, and treats her well. As she says, "En teoría eres perfecto" [In theory, you are perfect].
But despite all his wonderful qualities, she admits, "a mi que me vale" [what do I care?]. She's not quite ready for him, feeling a bit lost and not yet finding herself. She wishes she could be what he's looking for and love him the way he deserves, but life feels a little unfair right now. It's a really honest look at how sometimes, even the perfect person isn't the right person if you're not in the right place yourself. Sie7e comes in with a comforting response, assuring her there's nothing to regret and that he only offered his best, even with his mistakes. He's content with her smile, no matter what, and even suggests, "Tal vez después, Empezamos otra vez" [Maybe later, we'll start again]. It's a sweet, understanding exchange about timing and self-discovery.