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As a moderator, in reference to the above comment, I would like to respectfully point out that this is exactly what translation is: making it sound like the target language. It's possible to say "hot is your love" in English, but English is much less likely to change the word order in order to emphasize a word than Spanish, and many other languages, are. Since I don't know very much Spanish, I can't say for sure, but I doubt very much that Inna's songwriter was trying to write something that would sound as unusual in Spanish as "hot is your love" would sound in English.
I do know that many of Inna's English lyrics, especially early in her career, sound like "English as a second language." The same could be true of this Spanish text; I don't know. This makes you think hard when translating; should you try to faithfully reproduce that non-idiomatic, slightly strange, occasionally meaningless style in the target language, or just try to convey what it seems like the author of the original text was trying, not always successfully, to say?