Lo Que Me Gusta de Ti

In 'Lo Que Me Gusta de Ti,' Jose Ignacio delves into the complexities and beauty of love, celebrating the imperfections and quirks that make a relationship unique. The song opens with vivid metaphors, describing the beloved as a 'tempestad' (storm) and an 'enfermedad' (illness) that the singer cannot cure. These intense images highlight the uncontrollable and consuming nature of love, suggesting that it is both overwhelming and exhilarating. The absence of a 'manual' for understanding the beloved underscores the unpredictability and mystery inherent in romantic relationships.

The chorus reveals a deeper layer of affection, as the singer lists the specific traits they adore about their partner. From their 'ojos' (eyes) to their 'corazón roto' (broken heart), the singer finds beauty in the beloved's vulnerabilities and eccentricities. The line 'me gusta que llames y te quejes de todo' (I like that you call and complain about everything) emphasizes the partner's passion and engagement with life, which the singer finds endearing and beautiful. This acceptance and admiration of the partner's flaws reflect a mature and profound love, where both individuals see the best in each other.

Moreover, the song touches on the theme of self-discovery through love. The repeated line 'me gusta como soy yo cuando contigo estoy' (I like how I am when I'm with you) suggests that the relationship allows the singer to see and appreciate their own positive qualities. The partner acts as a 'espejo' (mirror), reflecting the good in the singer and helping them grow. This mutual recognition and appreciation create a powerful bond, making the relationship a source of personal and emotional fulfillment.