The music video for Fonseca's "Volvámonos a Enamorar" is a poem in images with a myriad of feelings.

According to the Colombian newspaper El Espectador, the video tells the story of love and heartbreak as a metaphor and its common thread is based on transmitting emotions through dance and its movements — a work of choreographer Pina Bausch.

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The story shows the protagonists — Christian Briseño (a professional dancer with a hearing impairment) and Daniela Almanza — dancing in a heavenly way.

According to a United Nations study in 2021: "There are more than 70 million deaf people in the world, who feel music the same way the heart does... vibrating."

That is what Fonseca wanted to show in the video. The hearing-impaired protagonist must wear a special vest to feel the vibrations in his chest, the music and begin dancing.

Fonseca is witness in the video of a powerful love story, which shows us a happy ending where love can achieve everything.