Porque Quise

Nanpa Básico's song 'Porque Quise' is a heartfelt exploration of love, spontaneity, and acceptance. The lyrics convey a sense of genuine affection and a willingness to embrace imperfections. The repeated invitation to share a cheap wine, despite its inferior taste, symbolizes a preference for authenticity over superficiality. This choice reflects a desire for real, unpretentious connections rather than polished, but insincere, interactions.

The chorus, 'Estoy por ti y porque quise, listo para que me utilices,' translates to 'I am here for you and because I wanted to, ready for you to use me.' This line underscores a voluntary and enthusiastic commitment to the relationship. It highlights the singer's readiness to be vulnerable and available, driven by genuine desire rather than obligation. The mention of 'cogito,' a reference to the famous philosophical statement 'Cogito, ergo sum' (I think, therefore I am), adds a layer of introspection, suggesting that the singer's actions are thoughtful and deliberate.

Throughout the song, there is a recurring theme of accepting the other person as they are, without judgment. Lines like 'Yo te tomo así rotita o como vengas' ('I take you as you are, broken or however you come') emphasize unconditional acceptance. This acceptance is further reinforced by the dismissal of 'malas lenguas' (bad tongues or gossip), indicating a disregard for societal judgments and a focus on the personal connection. The song celebrates the beauty of spontaneous, genuine love and the courage to embrace each other's flaws and uncertainties.