Prefiero Ser Su Amante
Chipote
The Allure of Forbidden Love in 'Prefiero Ser Su Amante'
In 'Prefiero Ser Su Amante' by Chipote, the lyrics delve into the complexities of a love triangle, where the narrator openly embraces his role as the lover rather than the primary partner. The song's narrative is built around the contrast between the mundane routine of the official relationship and the passionate, secretive affair that the narrator shares with the woman. The lyrics suggest that the woman's primary relationship has lost its spark, becoming a monotonous routine, while the affair is filled with excitement and desire.
The narrator's perspective is unapologetic and confident, as he describes how he fulfills the woman's fantasies and obsessions, something her primary partner can no longer provide. This dynamic is highlighted in lines like 'tengo sus noches y su pasión' (I have her nights and her passion) and 'soy el que en tu cama robó su amor' (I am the one who stole her love in your bed). The narrator's role as the lover is portrayed as more fulfilling and thrilling, emphasizing the emotional and physical disconnect in the woman's primary relationship.
Culturally, the song touches on themes of infidelity and the allure of forbidden love, which are common in many romantic narratives. The idea of preferring to be the lover rather than the main partner challenges traditional views on relationships and fidelity. It reflects a more modern, albeit controversial, perspective on love and desire, where the excitement of the affair is valued over the stability of a committed relationship. Chipote's musical style, often characterized by its emotive and passionate delivery, enhances the song's themes, making the listener feel the intensity of the narrator's emotions and the complexity of the situation.