“El Color de Tus Ojos” is a romantic ballad that expresses deep affection and infatuation for someone whose eyes have captivated the singer’s heart.
🥇1st Place – Lizos Music
🥈2nd Place – Lizos Music
🥉3rd Place – Natalia Jimenez
4th Place – Lizos Music
5th Place – Nicole Gatti
6th Place – Music Two Cumbias
7th Place – PERCY&MELANIE || REACCIONES PRINCIPAL
8th Place – Juan Carlos Camacho
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The song begins with the singer acknowledging that the color of the beloved’s eyes has sparked their interest (“El color de tus ojos despertó mi interés”).
The desire to see this person again is palpable, as the singer asks if it’s possible to meet on a specific day (“Dime que no está prohibido, Quizás me animo y te pido verte el sábado a las 10”).
The lyrics continue to emphasize the magnetic pull of the beloved, describing how their presence steals the singer’s breath and gradually takes over their heart (“El color de tus ojos se robó mi atención, Te vas metiendo dentro de mi corazón”).
The singer admires the beloved’s perfection in every way, whether dressed casually or formally (“Perfecta en cualquier sentido, Con pantalón o vestido, robas mi respiración”). The chorus reiterates the profound impact the beloved has had on the singer, comparing their love to a dream come true (“Qué más quisiera que fueras el sueño que se vuelve realidad”).
The singer’s excitement and genuine affection are evident, as they express a wish to see the beloved every day without end (“Me siento emocionado, no sé si te ha pasado, Que si pudiera te viera de lunes a domingo sin parar”).
The intensity of these feelings is underscored by the line “Esto que siento no se puede comparar,” emphasizing that nothing else can compare to the love they feel.
The singer’s vulnerability is also highlighted, as they admit to blushing and being unbothered by any teasing (“Y si ves que me sonrojo, si te burlas no me enojo”).
The song concludes with the singer’s declaration of love, stating that they have fallen for the beloved (“Yo solo sé que de ti me enamoré”).

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