La Neta

Pedro Capó's song 'La Neta' is a passionate declaration of love that stands resilient against societal judgment and external interference. The lyrics emphasize a deep, unbreakable bond between two people who are determined to protect their relationship from the scrutiny and opinions of others. The phrase 'La Neta,' which translates to 'the truth,' underscores the authenticity and sincerity of their love, suggesting that their connection is genuine and undeniable.

The song opens with a strong statement of independence: 'Tú y yo no le debemos nada a nadie' (You and I don't owe anything to anyone). This line sets the tone for the rest of the song, highlighting the couple's defiance against societal norms and expectations. They are committed to each other and willing to face any challenges together, as indicated by the repeated references to defending their love 'en la calle' (in the street). This imagery of the street symbolizes the public eye and the real world, where their love is constantly tested but remains steadfast.

Capó also addresses the misunderstandings and judgments they face from others. Lines like 'Dios los perdone si no saben lo que hacen' (God forgive them if they don't know what they're doing) and 'nos malinterpretan la neta' (they misinterpret us, the truth) reflect the couple's frustration with being misunderstood. Despite this, they remain proud and confident in their relationship, as seen in the lines 'Me llena de orgullo lo mío y lo tuyo' (I am filled with pride for what is mine and yours). The song ultimately serves as a powerful anthem for anyone who has ever had to defend their love against external pressures, celebrating the strength and exclusivity of a love that is 'not of this planet.'