Mi bendición (en inglés)

Mi bendición
They say that the flowers don’t stop singing your name, your name, darling
That the waves in the seas made you a shawl of foam, of clouds and irises
And the moon wasn’t convinced and came down to look at your heart
And upon looking said that it hadn’t seen a more beautiful radian sun than my blessing

To have you, to kiss you, to walk hand in hand with you
My darling, to look at you, to tell you an ‘I love you’ in your ear
And I tell you, what a blessing
They say that the palms applauded upon hearing your steps, your steps, darling
That the rivers come out of their courses to look at your eyes, your divine eyes
And a bright star wasn’t convinced and came down to look at your heart
And upon looking said that it hadn’t seen a more beautiful radian sun than my blessing
To have you, to kiss you, to walk hand in hand with you
My darling, to look at you, to tell you an ‘I love you’ in your ear
And I tell you, what a blessing
When you talk to me I hear a chorus of love for two
The falsetto of an ‘I love you’ stuck to your voice, what a blessing

To have you, to kiss you, to walk hand in hand with you
My darling, to look at you, to tell you an ‘I love you’ in your ear
And I tell you, what a blessing
To have you, to kiss you, to walk hand in hand with you
My darling, to look at you, to tell you an ‘I love you’ in your ear
And I tell you, what a blessing, what a blessing
The beauty of this song by Juan Luis Guerra titled 'Mi Bendición (en inglés)' is like a poetic love letter set to music. It portrays a profound admiration for a beloved person, comparing them to elements of nature and celestial bodies...