The song "Más Que A Nadie" by Joan Manuel Serrat is a declaration of love towards a woman. The lyrics express the deep and intense love the singer feels for her, stating that he loves her more than anyone and anything else in the world. Through the imagery of his eyes, hands, and tongue, the singer conveys the various ways he has expressed his love for her. He mentions the sun, comets, wind, and water as natural elements that also testify to his love for her. The repetition of the phrase "Que te quiero" emphasizes the strength and certainty of his emotions. The lyrics also mention the everyday routine of life, where the mundane things like bread, fear, and joy serve as symbols of his love. The singer goes beyond life and death, love and forgetting, to declare his affection for her. Overall, "Más Que A Nadie" tells the story of a love that surpasses everything, a love that is incomparable and unconditional. Despite any obstacles or circumstances, the singer affirms that his love for this woman is unshakeable. Translation: Lyrics: That I love you more than anyone and anything else I have told you with my watchful eyes I have told you with my hands, jealous of you I have told you with my enamored tongue That I love you more than anything else I have told you with the sun and comets I have told you with the wind and weathervane I have told you with the luminous water That I love you, I love you, woman That I love you and there's nothing to be done That I love you above all other women I have told you with the bread of everyday life I have told you with fear and joy With the tedium that kills us and makes us die That I love you like no one ever has loved you I have told you, indulging in our luck Beyond life with death Beyond love with forgetting That I love you, I love you, woman That I love you and there's nothing to be done More than anyone and anything
