it's probably been a good five years, but I heard this song a long time ago and I can't get it out of my head. Trouble is, I only have a snippet in my brain. So it is basically stuck there until I can get to the end of the song.
If anyone wants to take up the challenge to free my brain from this torture, here is what I remember of the song. I believe it was a bachata, and it was sung by a man/woman duet, lyrics mostly in Spanish but also partly in English. Sadly, the words that I recall are from the English part, which means a lyrics search gives false returns. The words I recall are "You were my love, you were my everything." The catchy melody is a portion of the scale up and a triad down, giving the phrase a nice swing. Since it is the perfect bachata, it is about two lovers, still in love, but separated by repeated misunderstandings (at least that's how I remember it).
Quite a few clues for a song I heard a handful of times, but not enough to find it. I've heard it on the radio in the US (both SF and Miami), and at least twice in Cuba. I've searched the catalogs of Monchy & Alexandra and Aventura without success.
Please help!
