Hacer el amor con otro

Jenni Rivera's song 'Hacer el amor con otro' delves into the complexities of love, passion, and the irreplaceable connection between two people. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a woman who, despite being with another man, finds herself longing for the unique and intense bond she shared with her previous lover. The song opens with a comparison between her current partner and her ex, highlighting the maturity and depth that her former lover possessed, which her new partner lacks. This sets the stage for the central theme of the song: the irreplaceable nature of true passion and connection.

The chorus emphasizes the stark difference between making love with her current partner and her ex. Rivera uses metaphors like 'no hay estrellas de color rosa' (there are no pink stars) and 'no destilan los poros del cuerpo ambrosía salpicada de te quieros' (the pores of the body do not exude ambrosia sprinkled with 'I love yous') to illustrate the lack of magic and emotional intensity in her current relationship. The physical and emotional experiences she once had are described as unparalleled, making her current encounters feel empty and unfulfilling.

Throughout the song, Rivera reflects on her attempts to move on and forget her ex, even trying to use her new relationship as a form of revenge for past infidelities. However, this only leads to further disappointment and a deeper realization of what she has lost. The vivid imagery of her ex's physical traits and the passionate moments they shared serve as a constant reminder of the irreplaceable connection they had. 'Hacer el amor con otro' is a poignant exploration of longing, the irreplaceable nature of true passion, and the difficulty of moving on from a deeply meaningful relationship.