Para qué

Agrupación Marilyn's song 'Para qué' delves into the emotional turmoil and heartache caused by deception in a romantic relationship. The lyrics express a deep sense of betrayal and confusion, as the protagonist questions the purpose of the affection and love they once believed to be genuine. The repeated questioning, '¿Para qué tantos besos? ¿Para qué tanto amor?' highlights the protagonist's struggle to understand why their partner would shower them with love only to later reveal it as a facade. This sense of betrayal is further emphasized by the lines, 'Solo mentías, y jugaste.. y te reías de mi corazón,' which translate to 'You only lied, and played.. and laughed at my heart.' The imagery of laughter at the protagonist's heart underscores the cruelty and insensitivity of the deceit.

The chorus, '¿Para qué mientes? ¿Para qué jugaste? ¿Para qué te reias de mi corazón?' is a poignant repetition that drives home the pain and confusion felt by the protagonist. These questions are not just rhetorical; they are a desperate plea for understanding and closure. The repetition of these lines serves to amplify the emotional weight of the betrayal, making the listener feel the depth of the protagonist's anguish.

Despite the betrayal, the protagonist's plea for their lover to return, 'Vuelve mi amor.. No soy nada nada nada sin tu amor,' reveals a complex emotional dependency. This line, repeated multiple times, shows that even in the face of deceit, the protagonist feels incomplete without their partner's love. It speaks to the often irrational nature of love and the difficulty of letting go, even when one has been wronged. Agrupación Marilyn captures the raw and conflicting emotions of love, betrayal, and longing in 'Para qué,' making it a relatable and emotionally charged song for many listeners.