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Artist/Band: Oreja De Van Gogh, La
Lyrics for Song: Puedes Contar Conmigo
Lyrics for Album: Other Songs - Oreja De Van Gogh, La



Un café con sal
ganas de llorar
mi mundo empezaba a temblar
presiente que se acerca el final
no quiero ganar
ahora eso que más da
estoy cansada ya de inventar
excusas que no saben andar.

Y sólo quedarán los buenos momentos de ayer
que fueron de los dos y hoy sólo quiero creer
que recordarás las tardes de invierno por Madrid
las noches enteras sin dormir
la vida pasaba y yo sentía que me iba a morir
de amor al verte esperando en mi portal
sentado en el suelo sin pensar
que puedes contar conmigo, oooh.

Nunca hubo maldad
sólo ingenuidad
pretendiendo hacernos creer
que el mundo estaba a nuestros pies
cuando el sueńo venga a por mi
en silencio, voy a construir
una vida a todo color
donde vivamos juntos los dos.

Y sólo quedarán los buenos momentos de ayer
que fueron de los dos y hoy sólo quiero creer
que recordarás las tardes de invierno por Madrid
las noches enteras sin dormir
la vida pasaba y yo sentía que me iba a morir
de amor al verte esperando en mi portal
sentado en el suelo sin pensar
que puedes contar conmigo...

para siempre y no puedo evitar
echarte de menos mientras das
la mano a mi tiempo y te vas
y siento que quiero verte, verte
y pienso...

que recordarás las tardes de invierno por Madrid
las noches enteras sin dormir
la vida pasaba y yo sentía que me iba a morir
de amor al verte esperando en mi portal
sentado en el suelo sin pensar
que puedes contar conmigo...

que recordarás las tardes de invierno por Madrid
las noches enteras sin dormir
la vida se pasa y yo me muero, me muero por ti


Puedes Contar Conmigo

Puedes Contar Conmigo is a Spanish-language recording by the Argentine artist La Oreja de Van Gogh, a name that has become closely associated with the country's modern pop-rock and alternative scene. The song belongs to a body of work that blends melodic pop sensibilities with the emotional directness typical of Latin American rock, creating a sound that is accessible to mainstream audiences while retaining the lyrical intimacy and guitar-driven textures of the genre. The title itself suggests a theme of reliability and emotional support, framing the song as a declaration of loyalty or reassurance within a personal relationship. This thematic focus aligns with the broader tradition of the artist's catalogue, where songs often explore the complexities of love, trust, and interpersonal connection through vivid, conversational imagery.

The musical characteristics of the track reflect the artist's established style, which frequently incorporates clean electric guitar work, steady rhythmic foundations, and vocal delivery that balances melodic pop hooks with a rawer, rock-influenced edge. La Oreja de Van Gogh has been known for crafting songs that feel both intimate and anthemic, allowing listeners to connect with the personal narrative while also experiencing the energy of a live performance. The production of this recording likely emphasizes clarity in the vocal presentation, ensuring that the lyrical message remains central, while the instrumental arrangement provides a supportive backdrop that enhances the emotional weight of the song without overwhelming it.

In the context of the artist's discography, this song fits within a broader pattern of exploring relationship dynamics and emotional vulnerability. The artist's work often features a mix of upbeat pop-rock tracks and more reflective, ballad-like pieces, and this recording appears to occupy a space that prioritizes sincerity and direct communication. The genre classification as Spanish-language music places it within a wider cultural landscape where pop-rock continues to be a dominant force, particularly among younger audiences in Latin America and among diaspora communities worldwide. The song's placement in the artist's catalogue suggests it is part of a consistent effort to maintain a recognizable sonic identity while addressing universal themes that resonate across different listener demographics.

The public reception of this song, while not the subject of extensive critical analysis in the provided context, can be understood through the broader appeal of the artist's work. La Oreja de Van Gogh has cultivated a dedicated fan base that values the authenticity and emotional resonance of their music. Songs that focus on themes of trust and support, such as this one, tend to find a strong connection with listeners who appreciate the artist's ability to articulate personal feelings in a relatable and musically engaging way. The track's inclusion in the artist's repertoire indicates its significance in conveying the emotional core of their musical identity, serving as a reminder of the enduring appeal of sincere, relationship-focused songwriting in contemporary Latin pop-rock.


Album Lyrics: Other Songs - Oreja De Van Gogh, La


Oreja De Van Gogh, La
"Other Songs - Oreja De Van Gogh, La"


1. 15- Bonus Track
2. 20 De Enero
3. Adios
4. Cierra La Puerta
5. Cuentame Al Oido
6. CuíDate
7. Dejate Llevar
8. Desde El Puerto
9. Deseos De Cosas Imposibles
10. Dicen Que Dicen
11. Dile Al Sol
12. Dos Cristales
13. El 28
14. El Libro
15. El Reloj (Tic, Tac)
16. El Tiempo
17. Flash
18. Geografía
19. Historia De Un Sueńo. (Corregida)
20. La Carta
21. La Chica Del Gorro Azul
22. La Esperanza Debida
23. La Estrella Y La Luna
24. La Paz De Tus ojos
25. La Playa
26. Lloran Piedras
27. Los Amantes Del Circulo Polar
28. Mariposa
29. Nadie Como Tu
30. París
31. Perdóname
32. Pesadilla
33. Pop
34. Por Que Te Vas
35. Puedes Contar Conmigo
36. Qué Puedo Pedir
37. Rosas
38. Sin Miedo
39. Soledad
40. Sońare
41. Sńaé
42. Tantas Cosas Que Contar
43. Te Falta
44. Tu Pelo
45. Tú Y Yo
46. Un Mundo Mejor
47. Vestido Azul
48. Viejo Cuento