Adoro Cómo Caminas

Camin's song 'Adoro Cómo Caminas' is a poignant narrative that intertwines themes of love, struggle, and societal judgment. The lyrics open with an admiration for a woman's walk, symbolizing a deep, almost instinctual connection. This initial attraction sets the stage for a relationship that faces external scrutiny and disapproval from the community. The repeated line 'Y vernos junto' no les gusta' highlights the societal pressures and prejudices that the couple faces, painting a picture of a love that defies social norms and expectations.

The song delves into the harsh realities of life in the barrio, where Camin reflects on his upbringing surrounded by judgment and financial struggles. He speaks of dreams of imprisonment and betrayal, emphasizing the constant battle against societal labels and the pursuit of a better life. The lines 'Uno' sueñan con verme preso / Otro' quieren vení a buscarme' illustrate the dual threats of incarceration and violence that loom over him. This struggle is further compounded by the betrayal from those closest to him, as he notes that 'el que más te quiere será el primero en fallarte.'

Despite these challenges, Camin's resilience shines through. He recounts his journey from a troubled past to a more stable present, where he has managed to lift his family out of poverty. The lyrics 'Desde que hice dinero no llora mi casa' signify a turning point, where financial success brings relief but not without its own set of challenges. The song's chorus, 'Y si la vida te duele / Estás solo y cuesta seguir luchando y no quedan opcione',' serves as a powerful reminder of the loneliness and pain that often accompany the struggle for a better life. Yet, amidst this pain, the love for his partner remains a constant source of strength and motivation, as he expresses a desire to face future challenges together.