Más Que Disney

The song "Más Que Disney" by Edwin Luna y La Trakalosa de Monterrey tells a story of romantic conquest and the triumph of sincerity over deceit. The lyrics describe a situation where a man refers to his romantic interest as a princess, yet he is revealed to have been insincere, as he had numerous other women he treated similarly. The protagonist of the song sees this as an opportunity, as the insincere man's actions have left an opening for someone who is willing to treat the woman with the respect and love she deserves.

The song's narrator takes pride in the fact that he has won the affection of the woman by being genuine and caring. He contrasts himself with the previous man by emphasizing that he does not hide anything from her, does not make her cry, and treats her well. This has led to the woman forgetting about her past hurt and finding happiness with the narrator. The recurring theme is one of redemption and healing, as the narrator helps the woman recover from her emotional pain and restores her ability to smile and feel joy in a relationship.

"Más Que Disney" is a narrative of emotional justice, where the protagonist's genuine love and kindness are rewarded, and the deceitful character loses in the end. The title itself suggests a comparison to fairy tales, implying that the love and happiness the woman finds with the narrator are even greater than the fantastical romances depicted in Disney stories. The song celebrates the idea that true love and honest intentions can lead to a happy ending, surpassing even the most idealized fictional narratives.