Quiereme Mucho is Ely Guerra’s sparkling pop invitation to let loose, feel gorgeous, and celebrate love in motion. Each Quiero (“I want”) becomes a heartbeat that urges the listener to dance till sunrise, taste a lover’s kiss, and fly through the night sky on sheer emotion. The song paints a vivid picture of twirling under the first light of dawn, where music, desire, and self-confidence blend into one exhilarating rush.
Behind the catchy melody lies a message of joyful self-affirmation: the Mexican songstress is not just asking for affection, she is claiming her right to feel radiant, alive, and deeply connected. Guerra’s lyrics remind us that true bliss comes from embracing the present moment, sensing every touch and breath, and daring to be the very heart someone else is searching for.
Ely Guerra, born Elizabeth Guerra Vázquez on February 13, 1972, in Monterrey, Mexico, is an acclaimed Mexican singer-songwriter known for her captivating mezzo-soprano voice and innovative blend of alternative rock, pop rock, Mexican rock, and jazz. Raised across several Mexican cities, Ely discovered her passion for music early in Guadalajara, setting the stage for a dynamic career marked by emotional depth and artistic independence.
With a career spanning decades, she has released influential albums such as Lotofire and Hombre Invisible, the latter earning her a Latin Grammy Award for Best Alternative Music Album in 2010. Guerra is celebrated not only for her powerful songwriting and distinctive sound but also for her creativity and spirited presence in Latin America's music scene. Her work continues to inspire, blending literature, film, and art to explore themes of women’s independence and creativity.