Consentia

DELLAFUENTE's song 'Consentia' is a complex narrative that weaves together themes of love, regret, and the desire for a deeper connection. The artist begins by apologizing for his behavior, acknowledging that he may have been fantastic one night but will wake up with a less pleasant demeanor the next day. He expresses regret for not living up to certain expectations, such as not having a luxurious home, and for his preoccupation with music, which may have caused him to neglect his partner.

The chorus of the song introduces the term 'consenti'a,' which is a play on the Spanish word 'consentida,' meaning 'spoiled' or 'indulged.' DELLAFUENTE seems to be grappling with the idea of not wanting his partner to become spoiled or overly indulged, suggesting a desire for balance in the relationship. He offers grand gestures of affection, such as giving her anything she desires, even to the point of self-sacrifice, but he insists on not wanting her to be 'consenti'a.' This reflects a complex view of love where he wants to provide and care for his partner without fostering dependency or entitlement.

The second verse delves into the practical aspects of their relationship, with the artist's partner helping him with finances and decision-making. He dreams of a future with her, envisioning children and a life together, yet there is an underlying tension as he pleads with her not to be 'saboría' (a colloquial term for someone who acts superior or disdainful). The song captures the push and pull of a relationship where love, aspirations, and the fear of imbalance coexist, painting a picture of a man who is deeply in love but also cautious about the dynamics of their partnership.