La taquiza

Caló's song 'La taquiza' is a humorous and satirical take on the intersection of love and food, specifically tacos. The lyrics tell the story of a man who is trying to declare his love to a woman, but his romantic efforts are constantly overshadowed by her insatiable appetite for tacos. The song uses vivid imagery and playful language to paint a picture of a love that is comically one-sided, with the woman's hunger taking center stage over the man's heartfelt declarations.

The song opens with the man expressing his fervent love, only to be interrupted by the woman's growling stomach. As he tries to impress her with talk of prosperity and affection, she is more interested in ordering a variety of tacos, from lengua (tongue) to suaperro (a colloquial term for a type of taco). The man's attempts to win her over with words are futile as she continues to indulge in her taco feast, showing no regard for his feelings.

Throughout the song, the man's frustration grows as he realizes that his love is no match for her appetite. The lyrics are filled with humorous lines and cultural references to different types of tacos, making it a relatable and entertaining listen for anyone familiar with Mexican cuisine. The climax of the song comes when the woman, after devouring a plethora of tacos, nonchalantly asks the man to take her out for dinner, leaving him exasperated and broke. The song ends on a comedic note, with the man lamenting her voracious eating habits and questioning how he can love someone who doesn't reciprocate his feelings.

'La taquiza' is a clever and lighthearted commentary on the challenges of love and the lengths one might go to impress someone, only to be overshadowed by something as simple as a taco. It highlights the cultural significance of food in relationships and the humorous side of romantic pursuits.