La Que Me Gusta

The song 'La Que Me Gusta' by Los Amigos Invisibles is a vibrant and playful narrative about the excitement and anxiety of approaching someone you're attracted to. The lyrics describe the protagonist's internal monologue as he musters the courage to approach the woman he admires, acknowledging that he might just be one among many who are captivated by her beauty. The song cleverly uses humor and self-deprecation to convey the protagonist's charm and relatability.

In the second verse, the protagonist reflects on advice from his sister, suggesting that women prefer someone who is cheerful rather than just good-looking. This insight propels him to act, emphasizing his personality over superficial traits. The song progresses with the protagonist listing his qualities, such as being charming, humorous, and free of any 'crazy quirks' or 'issues with his mom.' He promises to make the woman feel special and assures her that she will not regret choosing him.

The chorus, with its catchy '¡Ay, ay, ay!' exclaims the protagonist's joy upon realizing that his feelings are reciprocated. The song concludes on a high note, with the protagonist content in the knowledge that he has won the affection of the one he likes, and they are now in a happy relationship. The upbeat tempo and infectious rhythm of 'La Que Me Gusta' mirror the exhilarating and joyful emotions associated with new love and the successful pursuit of one's affection.