Quisiera Ser Mayor

Litzy's song 'Quisiera Ser Mayor' delves into the emotional turmoil of a young girl who finds herself infatuated with an older friend of her brother. The lyrics poignantly capture the innocence and intensity of first love, highlighting the internal conflict between her youthful heart and the societal constraints of age. The protagonist is overwhelmed by her feelings, experiencing butterflies and a loss of words whenever she encounters the object of her affection. This vivid imagery underscores the depth of her emotions and the helplessness she feels in her situation.

The chorus of the song is a heartfelt declaration of her unwavering love and loyalty. She dreams of being older so she can openly express her feelings and commitment. The repetition of phrases like 'la que siempre lo amaría' (the one who would always love him) and 'la que siempre le sería fiel' (the one who would always be faithful) emphasizes her deep desire to be taken seriously and to be seen as a viable partner despite her age. This longing for maturity and acceptance is a universal theme that resonates with many who have experienced unrequited love or the frustration of being misunderstood due to their age.

The song also touches on the harsh reality that age does matter in relationships, a truth that the protagonist struggles to accept. The line 'Es mentira que la edad no cuenta en el amor' (It's a lie that age doesn't matter in love) reflects her painful realization that societal norms and expectations can often stand in the way of genuine emotions. Litzy's emotive delivery and the relatable narrative make 'Quisiera Ser Mayor' a poignant exploration of youthful love, longing, and the desire for acceptance and understanding.