Father/daughter dance // Latina/spanish-speaking brides! (and everyone else too)

Your link isn't working for me. I did my separate search and the first option was by Alejandro Jaén. Let me know if you're playing a different song.

I think the song is lovely. It's bittersweet which I think resonates for many parents during weddings. "hoy mi corazón llora, mas llora de alegría" emphasizes that it's ultimately a happy and emotional occasion. Then the lyrics insist the father wants you to be happy in your marriage.

"Pero yo sabía que algún día tu volarías" is on the progressive side, at least compared to other songs like "Mi niña bonita" which I find the lyrics uncomfortable. If you listen to Mi niña bonita he starts saying how he preferred a boy but when he had a girl he loved her so much and she's so pretty. The fact that this song acknowledges that he'd always knew you'd fly away (grow up) gives some sense of female independence in conjunction with fatherly love and nostalgia for how fast you've grown up.

I vote yes. Wouldn't think it's a weird song at all or too sad for that matter. I'm in the same boat trying to find a father daughter song in Spanish. I'm Puerto Rican. I'm adding this song to the possibilities.