Tu Amor
RBD · Best Of [2008]
Maybe these simple words will do best to best explain
What I feel in my heart, what I feel more each day (oh)
How to make you see
How to let you know
How to say how to say
How I love you so
With words you understand
Words that get right through to your heart
Here's a place to start
Tu amor (tu amor)
I will always be
Tu amor (tu amor)
Means the world to me
Esterás siempre en mi corazón
You're the one in my soul
And I live for
Tu amor (tu amor)
Tu amor
Mi amor, love you more with each look in your eyes
Maybe these simple words will do best to best describe
What I feel in my heart, what I'll feel for all time oh
How to make you see
How to let you know
How to say how to say
How I need you so
With words you understand
Words that get right through to your soul
Words that let you know
Tu amor (tu amor)
I will always be
Tu amor (tu amor)
Means the world to me
Esterás siempre en mi corazón
You're the one in my soul
And I live for
Tu amor (tu amor)
You're the one I need in my arms
Believe me these words I say
Are words that come straight from my heart
How do I make you believe
Nothing else means as much
As what you mean to me
[Poncho] & (Anahí whisper)
Tu eres la unica en mi alma (Tu eres el unico en mi alma)
Yo te quiero (Yo te quiero)
Te adoro (Te adoro)
Tus labios (Tus labios)
Tus ojos (Tus ojos)
Mi amor (Mi amor)
Tu amor (tu amor)
I will always be
Tu amor (tu amor)
Means the world to me
Esterás siempre en mi corazón
You're the one in my soul
And I live for
Tu amor (tu amor)
[This following part is only on the album version:]
Tu amor (tu amor)
Tu amor (tu amor)
Tu amor! (tu amor)
I will always be (tu amor)
You te quiero, te adoro mi amor (tu amor)
I will always be (tu amor)
(mi amor)
Esterás siempre en mi corazón
Esterás siempre en mi corazón
(tu amor)
Esterás siempre en mi corazón
Esterás siempre en mi corazón
(tu amor)
Mi amor
Tu Amor
Tu Amor stands as a defining track within the extensive discography of RBD, the Mexican pop group that achieved international fame through their telenovela origins. Released during the height of their commercial success, the song captures the band's signature blend of upbeat Latin pop and emotional balladry that resonated with audiences across the Americas and Europe. As part of their 2008 compilation, Best Of, the recording highlights the group's ability to craft anthemic melodies centered on themes of devotion and connection. The track remains a staple in their live performances, showcasing the vocal harmonies and energetic stage presence that characterized their era. It serves as a testament to the group's lasting influence on the Latin music landscape, securing their place in the genre's history through a catalog of memorable hits.