Aprisiona comes from the verb aprisionar, which means 'to imprison' or 'to trap'. It's a dramatic word that paints a vivid picture of confinement.
In the song, Rosario sings "mi corazón me grita, me aprisiona, sin querer" (my heart shouts at me, it imprisons me, unintentionally). She uses this powerful verb to describe the overwhelming feeling of being trapped by her own emotions and her longing for a lost love, making it a very poetic and memorable word.
Cómo Quieres Que Te Quiera is Rosario’s heartfelt cry of frustration and yearning. Throughout the song she keeps asking “How do you expect me to love you?” because the person she loves is no longer by her side. Powerful images—climbing mountains, weeping into a river, a heart that feels imprisoned—paint her struggle to keep love alive when distance, silence, and loss make it almost impossible.
Yet the track is not just sorrowful; it pulses with stubborn hope. Even while admitting “I know I’ve lost you,” Rosario vows to keep living and “singing to the stars,” dreaming of the day life returns what was taken. The result is a passionate blend of pain and resilience that invites listeners to dance, cry, and believe all at once.