Soltero (feat. Los Angeles Azules)

Luis Coronel's song "Soltero," featuring Los Angeles Azules, is a vibrant celebration of singlehood and the freedom it brings. The lyrics paint a picture of a carefree individual who relishes the liberty of not being tied down by a relationship. The protagonist describes himself as 'inquieto de corazón' (restless at heart), always on the lookout for new experiences and beautiful eyes to gaze into each night. This restlessness is not portrayed negatively but rather as a natural part of his personality, allowing him to explore life without constraints.

The song emphasizes the joy of living without rules or obligations, highlighting the protagonist's love for dancing, partying, and enjoying life to the fullest. The repeated refrain, 'Me gusta estar libre, me gusta la fiesta' (I like being free, I like the party), underscores his desire to live in the moment and savor every experience. The imagery of dancing cumbia with the world and giving kisses on the moon adds a whimsical, almost fantastical element to the narrative, suggesting that the possibilities are endless when one is unencumbered by romantic commitments.

However, the song also hints at a future where love might find him. While he enjoys his current state of freedom, he acknowledges that he is open to the idea of eventually finding 'la indicada' (the right one). This balance between enjoying the present and being open to future possibilities makes the song relatable to many who cherish their independence but also hold hope for future love. The collaboration with Los Angeles Azules, known for their cumbia rhythms, adds a festive and rhythmic backdrop that perfectly complements the song's theme of celebration and freedom.