Dicen Que Soy Mujeriego

Pedro Infante's song 'Dicen Que Soy Mujeriego' delves into the complexities of a man labeled as a womanizer. The lyrics reveal a man who acknowledges his reputation but also expresses a sense of helplessness and resignation towards it. He admits to suffering and lamenting his behavior, suggesting an internal conflict between his actions and his conscience. This duality is a central theme, as he grapples with societal expectations and his own desires.

The song also touches on the allure and charm of different women, regardless of their physical attributes. Infante sings about his equal admiration for both brunettes and blondes, highlighting a universal appreciation for beauty. The mention of specific features, such as a 'chatita' (a woman with a small nose) and her fiery nature, adds a playful and vivid imagery to the narrative. This part of the song emphasizes the diversity of his attractions and the excitement he finds in each unique encounter.

Despite his reputation, Infante reveals a softer side through his affection for a 'viejita muy linda' (a very lovely old lady). This character represents a pure and unconditional love that contrasts with his otherwise fleeting romantic pursuits. The old lady's love is described as divine and selfless, offering him a sense of comfort and stability that he feels he does not deserve. This juxtaposition between his womanizing ways and the genuine love he receives from the old lady adds depth to his character, portraying him as a man who is both flawed and capable of deep emotional connections.