Marilo (feat. Huecco)

Pedro Suárez-Vértiz's song 'Marilo,' featuring Huecco, is a poignant exploration of longing and nostalgia for a pure, innocent love. The lyrics convey a deep yearning for a past relationship with Marilo, a figure who represents a simpler, more genuine time in the singer's life. The repeated refrain, 'Hoy te llama mi corazón' (Today my heart calls you), underscores the emotional intensity and the desire to reconnect with those untainted feelings of love and innocence.

The song contrasts the superficiality of adult relationships with the sincerity of youthful love. Lines like 'Ya no quiero hoteles / Ni salir de copas' (I no longer want hotels / Nor going out for drinks) and 'Yo no quiero sexo / Solo quiero amor' (I don't want sex / I just want love) highlight the singer's disillusionment with fleeting, physical connections. Instead, he craves the 'sensación inocente' (innocent sensation) of being with Marilo, a love that transcends mere physical attraction and touches the soul.

The narrative also touches on the inevitable passage of time and the loss of innocence. The singer reminisces about their childhood, describing a 'montaña rusa' (roller coaster) of emotions and experiences. He reflects on how life changes as one grows up, with lines like 'La vida te engaña / Y piensas que creces / Termina la infancia / Y eso es lo peor' (Life deceives you / And you think you grow up / Childhood ends / And that's the worst). This sense of lost innocence is further emphasized by his transformation into a 'bandido' (bandit) who has experienced many women but still longs for the genuine connection he had with Marilo.

The song's emotional depth is amplified by its musical style, blending rock and Latin influences, which is characteristic of Pedro Suárez-Vértiz's work. The collaboration with Huecco adds a dynamic layer to the song, enriching its emotional and cultural resonance. 'Marilo' is a heartfelt ode to a love that remains etched in the heart, a love that the singer desperately wishes to reclaim in a world that has moved on.