Enculado

The song 'Enculado' by Fuerza Regida, a Mexican Regional band known for their modern take on corridos, delves into the theme of intense infatuation and love. The title itself, 'Enculado,' is a colloquial Mexican term that refers to being deeply in love or obsessed with someone. The lyrics express the protagonist's deep affection and obsession with a love interest, highlighting the transformative power of love and how it can completely captivate a person.

In the song, the protagonist describes the physical allure of their love interest and the emotional impact of their relationship. The mention of 'sus besitos' (her kisses) and the way she makes him feel as if they are looking at the stars together illustrates a romantic and idealized love. The narrative also touches on the social aspect of their relationship, with the neighbors looking at him strangely as he arrives in tinted cars, suggesting a contrast between his lifestyle and the expectations of the community.

Furthermore, the song includes references to the protagonist's lifestyle, which may involve danger or a certain level of notoriety, as indicated by the lines about arriving 'enfierrado' (armed) and 'sacar el cuerno' (pulling out a gun). Despite this, he reassures the love interest's mother that her daughter is safe with him, indicating a protective and caring side. The juxtaposition of love and a potentially dangerous lifestyle adds complexity to the song, painting a picture of a love that persists in the face of societal judgment and personal risk.