Besitos a Los Peques

El Chapo De Sinaloa's song 'Besitos a Los Peques' delves into the bittersweet emotions of a past love that remains vivid in the singer's memory. The lyrics reveal a story of longing and nostalgia, as the protagonist wakes up thinking about a former lover and decides to call them, despite knowing that this person is now a 'forbidden fruit.' This metaphor suggests that the relationship is no longer possible, perhaps due to the lover's current commitments or societal constraints.

Throughout the conversation, the singer inquires about the well-being of the former lover and their children, indicating a deep sense of care and affection that persists despite the separation. The singer finds solace in the memories of their time together, even though their own life has taken a different, less fortunate path. The contrast between the former lover's happiness and the singer's struggles highlights the selfless nature of the protagonist's love, as they find comfort in knowing that the other person is doing well.

The repeated request to send greetings to 'ya sabes quien' (you know who) and the affectionate 'besitos a los peques' (kisses to the little ones) underscore the enduring connection and warmth the singer feels towards the former lover's family. This song beautifully captures the complexity of human emotions, where love, longing, and acceptance intertwine, painting a poignant picture of a love that endures despite the passage of time and changing circumstances.