TÚ ME QUIERES?

Polimá Westcoast's song 'TÚ ME QUIERES?' delves into the complexities of modern relationships, where love and independence often clash. The lyrics reveal a narrative of a man who is aware of his worth and refuses to be taken for granted. The repeated line 'Tú me quieres, pero bien lejo'' (You love me, but from afar) underscores a relationship where affection is present but not fully committed. This sentiment is further emphasized by the protagonist's declaration that he was not born to be a fool ('Y yo que no nací pa' pendejo'), indicating his unwillingness to be played or manipulated.

The song also explores themes of jealousy and competition, as the protagonist mentions other potential suitors ('Se jodió si ya tienes otro gato'). This line suggests a readiness to move on if the love interest is not fully invested. The mention of 'Hoy salió sin registro, cero dato'' (Today went out without a record, zero data) implies a desire for freedom and a break from the constraints of a committed relationship. The protagonist's confidence is palpable, as he boasts about his power and the jealousy of others ('Porque tengo combo, ya tú sabe', están celoso'').

Additionally, the song touches on the idea of exploring new experiences and breaking societal norms. The protagonist expresses a willingness to engage in unconventional relationships, such as a threesome ('Vamo' a hacer un tri con tu ami y los three en el acto'). This openness to experimentation highlights a modern, liberated approach to love and intimacy. The lyrics also reflect a sense of empowerment and self-assurance, as the protagonist is unafraid to assert his desires and boundaries. Overall, 'TÚ ME QUIERES?' is a bold and unapologetic exploration of love, independence, and the complexities of modern relationships.