Me Convertí

Peso Pluma's song 'Me Convertí' is a narrative of transformation and self-realization within the context of a romantic relationship. The lyrics describe a person who has changed as a result of their experiences in love, possibly becoming someone they were not before to please their partner. The phrase 'Me convertí' which translates to 'I became,' signifies a metamorphosis that was influenced by the desire to satisfy the other person in the relationship.

The song opens with a romantic and almost celestial description of a partner, likening them to an angel. This idealization, however, shifts as the song progresses. The singer acknowledges missing the partner but also recognizes that they are better off without them, hinting at a toxic dynamic where the singer may have lost themselves. The terms 'Parrandero' and 'Mujeriego,' which refer to a party-goer and a womanizer, suggest that the singer may have adopted these traits that were not originally part of their character.

The chorus emphasizes the change the singer underwent and the surprise it caused, mirroring the surprise they once felt from their partner's actions. The repetition of 'Me convertí' underscores the central theme of change. The song also touches on the idea that certain aspects of a person that were once appealing may no longer be desirable as individuals evolve. The singer's transformation is a journey of self-discovery, realizing that personal happiness does not necessarily have to be tied to another person.