La Princesa y El Sapo (part. Redimi2 y Funky)

Alex Zurdo's 'La Princesa y El Sapo' is a song that intertwines the classic fairy tale narrative with a modern message of self-worth and caution in romantic relationships. The lyrics use the metaphor of a princess and a frog to advise young women to guard their hearts and not to be swayed by insincere intentions disguised as love. The song emphasizes the importance of recognizing one's value and not settling for less than what one deserves.

The repeated chorus 'Tú no estás pa' eso' translates to 'You're not for that,' suggesting that the listener is above the superficial advances of those who do not have genuine intentions. The song encourages the listener to wait for someone who respects them and their process, rather than rushing into a relationship. The inclusion of religious imagery, such as opening not just doors but also the Bible, implies a call for spiritual discernment in choosing a partner.

Cultural references, like the mention of El Chapo, add a contemporary layer to the song, while the overall message is one of empowerment and self-respect. The song advises against falling for empty promises, such as someone claiming they can 'bring down the moon,' and instead promotes the idea of waiting for a respectful and sincere partner. Alex Zurdo, known for his Christian music, infuses his work with messages of faith and moral values, which is evident in this song's call for integrity in relationships.