Interprete: Ana María Santacruz
Composer: Pablo Herrero Ibarz y José Luis Armenteros Sánchez
Genres: Venezuelan Music
Lyrics

I carry your light and your scent on my skin
And the four in my heart
I carry in my blood the foam of the sea
And your horizon in my eyes.

I don't envy the flight nor the nest to the turpial
I'm like the wind in my mind
I feel the Caribbean like a woman
I am like this, what am I going to do?

I'm desert, jungle, snow and volcano
And the way I walk I leave a trail
Of the murmur of the plain in a song
That keeps me awake.

The woman I love has to be
Heart, fire and spurs
With skin as toasted as a flower
Of Venezuela.

With your landscape and my dreams I'll go
For those worlds of God
And your memories at sunset
Will make the road shorter for me.

My childhood was left among your beaches
And that nostalgia that rises in my voice
And that nostalgia that rises in my voice
Unintentionally became a song.

From the mountains I want the immensity
And from the river the watercolour
And from you the children that will sow
New stars.

And if one day I have to be shipwrecked
And the typhoon breaks my sails
Bury my body near the sea
In Venezuela.