Me Gusta

Madiel Lara's song 'Me Gusta' is a heartfelt expression of gratitude and admiration for an unconditional love that transcends human flaws and imperfections. The lyrics reflect a deep sense of wonder and appreciation for being loved despite one's shortcomings. The repeated lines, 'Yo no sé qué viste en mí' and 'Tú me has dado más de lo que merecí,' highlight the singer's amazement at being the recipient of such a profound and generous love.

The song's chorus, 'Me encanta como me amas a mí,' emphasizes the joy and satisfaction derived from this love. The use of both Spanish and English phrases like 'Y eso me gusta' and 'Y eso I like it' adds a universal appeal, making the emotions conveyed relatable to a broader audience. This bilingual approach also reflects the artist's cultural background and the fusion of different influences in his music.

In the verses, Lara acknowledges his own failures and the search for worldly pleasures, yet he finds solace in the unwavering love he receives. The lines 'Tú sabes que falló / Y aun así me quieres' and 'Yo buscando en el mundo, otros placeres' suggest a journey of self-discovery and redemption. The song ultimately conveys a message of learning to live for the one who loves you unconditionally, as seen in 'Y yo quiero aprender a vivir para ti.' This theme of redemption and transformation is a powerful reminder of the impact of unconditional love on personal growth and self-improvement.