Come Prima
Los cinco latinos Lyrics

The Spanish song "Come prima" by Los cinco latinos, was released in the 1950s and quickly gained popularity among Latin American audiences. The song's lyrics speak of an enduring love, one that will never fade, offering a sense of comfort and familiarity to listeners. The opening lines "Como antes, más que antes te amaré, Para toda la vida, mi vida te daré" translate to "Just as before, more than before I will love you, for my whole life, I will give you my life."

The chorus of the song, "Parece un sueño volver a verte, acariciarte, Tus manos todavía cogen las mías," translates to "It seems like a dream to see you again, to caress you, your hands still hold mine." This chorus highlights the overwhelming feeling of joy and happiness that comes from rekindling a lost love.

The second verse of the song further emphasizes the importance of the lover in the singer's life. The lines "Mi mundo, todo el mundo eres para mi, Y a ninguna quiero como a ti" translate to "You are my entire world, and I don't want anyone else like I want you." The singer's love is powerful and unwavering, promising to love "como antes" (as before), and even more than before.

Overall, "Come prima" is a song about the enduring nature of true love. It speaks to the idea that no matter how much time has passed, or how much has changed, some things remain constant. The song's message of love, companionship, and the comfort of familiarity has resonated with audiences for decades.