"El Corazón" is Spanish for "The Heart." It can refer to both the anatomical organ responsible for pumping blood in the body and symbolically to represent emotions, love, and passion in various cultural contexts. The term is often used in literature, music, and art to convey deep feelings and sentiments. Additionally, "El Corazón" can also refer to specific places, works of art, or cultural expressions that embody these themes.
"El Corazon" by Arno Ellias
ROBADO el corazon y te quiero para siempre = My heart stolen and love you for ever
to work with the heart
(el) es mi corazon
good for the heart.
It means, "You feel with the heart"
It means "Blows (strikes, hits) in the heart".
It means "I love you forever from the heart".
el tiempo de ti playa limbo
Sometimes the heart aches Literally: Sometimes the heart hurts.
El me robo mi corazon y no voy a tenerlo otra vez. (Accent on final 'o' in 'robo', also in 'corazon')
Y que le voy a hacer. Si el corazon no me quiere seguir. Yo le llevare conmigo por la fuerza, means: And that I am going to do him. If the corazon does not want to continue me. I carried him with me by the force.