Consejo de Amigo (Dúo Con El Charrito Negro)

In 'Consejo de Amigo (Dúo Con El Charrito Negro),' Hebert Vargas delves into the emotional turmoil of loving a married woman. The song opens with a conversation between Hebert and his friend Charrito, where Hebert confesses his deep feelings for a woman who is already married. Charrito, representing the voice of reason, questions why Hebert would choose a married woman when there are so many single women available. This sets the stage for a heartfelt exploration of forbidden love and the moral dilemmas it brings.

Hebert's lyrics poignantly express the pain and conflict of his situation. He acknowledges the gravity of his feelings and the moral implications of pursuing a married woman. The repeated lines, 'Pero es casada y eso no puede ser,' emphasize the impossibility of their love due to her marital status. Despite knowing it's wrong, Hebert admits he is 'hipnotizado' by her and cannot forget her, highlighting the powerful and often irrational nature of love.

The song also touches on broader themes of respect and societal norms. Charrito advises Hebert to respect married women and focus on the many single women available. This advice underscores the importance of maintaining social and moral boundaries, even in the face of intense personal emotions. The song concludes with a toast to women, celebrating their divine inspiration while reiterating the need to respect those who are married. This duality of reverence and restraint encapsulates the complex emotions and ethical considerations that come with forbidden love.

'Consejo de Amigo' is a poignant narrative that captures the essence of love's complexities, societal expectations, and the moral dilemmas that arise when personal desires conflict with social norms.