"Eres Mi Sueño" (English: You Are My Dream) is a Latin pop song by Colombian recording artist Fonseca. It was released as the second single from his fourth studio album Ilusión (2012). The song was released for radio in November 30, 2011 in Colombia. After was released as digital download on June 19, 2012 in United States. The music video of the song is available in the different video platforms from May 23, 2012.

The song was written by himself and Maffio Alkatraks and produced by Bernardo Ossa and Fonseca. The song has described as "caribbean merengue" according to Fonseca in an interview with the newspaper El Espectador.

Basically it tells the grand love that he has to that person, that does't be of him. Is a love dedication. He describes his boundaries and scopes that he can reach just for be with her. In the chorus, he sing "Sueño" (Dream) and after reaffirms that she is his dream and the lyrics in the final of the chorus "No soy tu dueño, solo quiero abrazarte" (I'm not your owner, i just want to hold you), means that she isn't of him and for some reason don't be together.

An album remix for the song features co-writer Maffio and Cuban-American singer Nayer.

The music video for "Eres Mi Sueño" was shot in set of recording in Bogotá, Colombia. The director of the video was Pablo García. Fonseca released the music video on his VEVO and YouTube channel on May 23, 2012. The video starts with Fonseca and his band on set of recording playing dancing to the sound of the drums, then when begin the electronic intro of the song the band begin to play corresponding instruments and Fonseca plays the guitar very excitedly. After, there are many jacks of the different members of the band playing their instrument. Back of the assembly there is a giant screen that lights the set of recording, with light red and white color. The floor is wet and there is a rail for the camera, where serve for many jacks during the music video. There are cables, Fonseca's microphone cable is red phosphorescent. To the end, all the lights turn off. As of April 2017, the video has received over 45 million views on YouTube.

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