AMAR A DOS

Banny Kosta's song 'AMAR A DOS' delves into the intricate and often controversial subject of loving two women simultaneously. The lyrics are candid and straightforward, reflecting a raw honesty about the complexities of human emotions and relationships. The repeated refrain, 'Amar a dos mujeres a la vez, nos pasa a todos una vez por mes,' suggests that this experience is not uncommon and is almost a natural part of life. Kosta's approach to this theme is both unapologetic and reflective, acknowledging the emotional turmoil and societal judgment that often accompany such situations.

The song's verses further explore the emotional conflict and the inevitability of such experiences. Kosta admits to his faults and the unintended nature of his actions, 'Si te falle, te aseguro, no me dedique, a hacerlo.' This line highlights the unintended consequences of human actions and the difficulty in navigating love and relationships. The song also touches on the complexity of understanding love, 'Entender el amor no es tan fácil,' and the complications that arise when a third person enters the picture. This acknowledgment of the third person as a significant factor adds depth to the narrative, emphasizing that love is rarely simple or straightforward.

Culturally, the song challenges the traditional monogamous perspective on relationships, suggesting that loving more than one person is a common, albeit complicated, experience. Kosta's lyrics, 'A quien ni le pasa eso es porque está muerto, pero yo estoy vivo por eso lo digo,' imply that experiencing such emotions is a sign of being truly alive. The song's candidness and the artist's willingness to address such a taboo topic head-on make it a thought-provoking piece that encourages listeners to reflect on their own experiences and societal norms regarding love and relationships.