No Soy Un Bastricboy

Juanshows' song "No Soy Un Bastricboy" is a humorous and self-deprecating take on the unrealistic expectations often placed on romantic partners. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a man who feels overshadowed by the idealized images of men his partner seems to prefer. He humorously laments that his partner spends her days watching TV, enamored by celebrities and fictional characters who embody traits he feels he lacks.

The song is filled with cultural references, from Enrique Iglesias to MacGyver, and even Jean-Claude Van Damme. These references serve to highlight the exaggerated qualities his partner seems to desire—qualities that are often unattainable for an average person. The repeated refrain, "No soy un bastricboy, ni tampoco un madelman, no soy un arganboy, solo soy un tio normal," underscores his frustration and resignation. He is not a Backstreet Boy, a superhero, or a perfect man; he is just a normal guy trying to win his partner's affection.

Juanshows uses humor and irony to address a common issue in relationships: the pressure to live up to unrealistic standards. The song's playful tone and catchy melody make it an engaging listen, while its message resonates with anyone who has ever felt inadequate in the face of societal expectations. By the end of the song, the listener is left with a sense of empathy for the protagonist, who just wants to be loved for who he is, rather than who he is not.