Por el interés te quiero Andrés

Los Nikis' song 'Por el interés te quiero Andrés' delves into themes of deception, materialism, and the superficiality of relationships driven by self-interest. The narrative unfolds with the protagonist inheriting a fortune from his Uncle Jaime, whose business ventures in Argentina turned out to be highly profitable. This sudden wealth attracts the attention of a manipulative individual, who feigns affection for the protagonist, driven solely by the prospect of financial gain.

The lyrics cleverly juxtapose the protagonist's realization of the deceit with a sense of irony and resignation. The line 'Mi nombre no es Andrés, pero eso te da igual' highlights the superficiality of the relationship, where the protagonist's identity is irrelevant to the manipulator, who is solely focused on the wealth. The repeated mention of 'DYC, nunca Johnnie Walker' serves as a metaphor for the protagonist's modest lifestyle, contrasting with the manipulator's expectations of luxury.

As the song progresses, the protagonist decides to donate all his inherited wealth to charity, leaving the manipulator empty-handed. This act of defiance is a powerful statement against materialism and exploitation, emphasizing the protagonist's desire to expose the true nature of the relationship. The final lines, 'Quiero ver tu cara de haba cuando sepas que no me queda nada,' encapsulate the protagonist's satisfaction in revealing the manipulator's true intentions and reclaiming his dignity.

'Por el interés te quiero Andrés' is a satirical commentary on the lengths people will go to for financial gain and the hollow nature of relationships built on such foundations. Los Nikis use humor and irony to deliver a poignant message about integrity and self-worth.