Ladrones (part. Danna Paola)

In 'Ladrones,' Lasso and Danna Paola explore the thrilling yet morally complex nature of forbidden love. The song delves into the idea of two people who are irresistibly drawn to each other, despite knowing that their actions are wrong and hurtful to others. The lyrics 'Tú eres como yo, hieres a quien quieres pa' tener lo que no tienes' and 'Yo soy como tú, lo que me entretiene casi nunca me conviene' highlight the self-awareness of both characters. They recognize their flaws and the consequences of their actions but are still unable to resist the temptation.

The metaphor of thieves ('ladrones') is central to the song, symbolizing how the protagonists 'steal' moments of passion and affection that do not rightfully belong to them. The repeated line 'Como ladrones, nos robamos besos que no nos pertenecen' emphasizes this idea of taking what is forbidden. The song also touches on the emotional toll of such actions, with the line 'Pero el que roba a un ladrón, siempre termina sin corazón,' suggesting that those who engage in such deceitful behavior ultimately end up emotionally empty.

The song's narrative is further enriched by its exploration of the thrill of the forbidden. Lines like '¿Por qué lo prohibido es tan divertido?' and 'Te tomé prestada en la madrugada, nadie sabe nada, si no dices nada' capture the excitement and secrecy that come with breaking the rules. This adds a layer of complexity to the characters' motivations, making the listener question whether the allure of the forbidden is worth the emotional cost. The song's catchy melody and engaging lyrics make it a compelling exploration of the darker side of love and desire.