Opposite

In 'Opposite,' Madiel Lara explores the theme of spiritual devotion and the challenges of romantic pursuit when faith takes precedence. The song narrates the story of a man who is infatuated with a woman, only to find that her primary commitment is to her faith in God. This revelation is both surprising and humbling for the protagonist, who initially approaches her with typical modern-day flirtations, such as following her on Instagram and sending direct messages.

The woman’s responses are firm and clear: she has a 'cita' (appointment) with God, and if the man is truly interested, he must 'hacer fila' (get in line). This metaphorical language emphasizes that her relationship with God is her top priority, and any potential suitor must respect and align with her spiritual values. The protagonist's attempts to impress her with his own belief in God and his admiration for her beauty are met with skepticism, as she questions the sincerity of his intentions by asking how many other women he has sent similar messages to.

Madiel Lara uses this narrative to highlight the woman's self-worth and her unwavering commitment to her faith. She is not swayed by superficial gestures or material wealth, as she states that her 'papá' (father) is rich, implying that her spiritual wealth and values are far more important. The song ultimately portrays a powerful message about the importance of genuine faith and the need for potential partners to share and respect those values. It challenges the listener to consider the depth of their own beliefs and the sincerity of their intentions in relationships.