¿Dónde estás, corazón?
Ayer te busqué
Entre el suelo, y el cielo, mi cielo
Y no te encontré

Puedo pensar
Que huyes de mí
Porque en mi silencio una corazonada
Me dice que sí

¿Dónde estás, corazón?
Ven, regresa por mí
Que la vida se me vuelve un ocho
Si no estás aquí

Quiero pensar (quiero pensar)
Que no tardarás (que no tardarás)
Porque en el planeta no existe más nadie
A quien pueda yo amar, ay-ay-ay-ay-ay-ay-ay-ay-ay

¿Dónde estás, corazón?
Ayer te busqué
¿Dónde estás, corazón?
Y no te encontré

¿Dónde estás, corazón?
Saliste de aquí
Ay, buscando quién sabe qué cosas
Tan lejos de mí

Puedo pensar y vuelvo pensar
Que no tardarás, oh-oh-oh (no tardarás)
Porque en el planeta no existe más nadie
A quien pueda yo amar, ay-ay-ay-ay-ay-ay-ay-ay-ay

¿Dónde estás, corazón?
Ayer te busqué
¿Dónde estás, corazón?
Y no te encontré

Te busqué en al armario, en al abecedario
Debajo del carro, en el negro, en el blanco
En los libros de historia, en las revistas y en la radio
Te busqué por las calles, en donde tu madre
En cuadros de Botero, en mi monedero
En dos mil religiones, te busqué hasta en mis canciones

Uoh-uoh-uoh
Oh-uoh-uoh
No
No-no-no-no-no-no

¿Dónde estás, corazón? (¿Dónde estás, corazón?)
Ayer te busqué
¿Dónde estás, corazón?
Y no te encontré

Te busqué en al armario, en al abecedario (¿dónde estás, corazón?)
Debajo del carro, en el negro, en el blanco
En los libros de historia, en las revistas y en la radio (ayer te busqué)
Te busqué por las calles, en donde tu madre (¿dónde estás, corazón?)
En cuadros de Botero, en mi monedero
En dos mil religiones, te busqué hasta en mis canciones (y no te encontré)

Uoh-uoh-uoh (¿dónde estás, corazón?)
Ayer te busqué

Te busqué en al armario, en al abecedario (¿dónde estás, corazón?)
Debajo del carro, en el negro, en el blanco
En los libros de historia, en las revistas y en la radio (y no te encontré)


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    I love this song! I have liked Shakira since she first came out, singing in Spanish, and I have all her albums, and this is my favorite song. I think she sings a lot better in Spanish then in English, but I'm glad she's doin good in the US too.

    silverxstar4545on June 29, 2003   Link

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