El Aventurero

El Aventurero by Fernández Pedro is a lively and spirited song that celebrates the carefree and adventurous nature of the protagonist. The song opens with a playful warning to the ladies, signaling the arrival of the 'aventurero' or adventurer. This character is someone who lives life on his own terms, unbothered by societal norms and expectations. The repeated refrain 'ay lara la' adds a festive and carefree tone, emphasizing the joy and freedom that the adventurer embodies.

The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a man who is unapologetically himself. He expresses his love for women of all shapes, sizes, and statuses, from tall to short, skinny to plump, single to divorced. This inclusivity highlights his open-hearted and non-judgmental nature. The adventurer's love for life extends beyond his romantic interests; he enjoys various activities, from playing cards and drinking different types of alcohol to dancing a wide range of dances, including tango, waltz, and even breakdancing. This versatility and zest for life make him a charming and magnetic character.

The song also touches on the adventurer's relationships with the families of the women he courts. He humorously advises mothers to keep an eye on their daughters, as he is not one to be easily tamed. This playful warning underscores his rebellious and free-spirited nature. The adventurer's love for life and his refusal to conform to societal expectations make him a quintessential bohemian and troubadour. The song concludes with a cheerful farewell, leaving listeners with a sense of the adventurer's enduring spirit and love for life.