IGUALES

Quevedo's song "IGUALES" delves into the unapologetic portrayal of certain masculine stereotypes, exploring themes of infidelity, superficial desires, and the societal expectations placed on men. The lyrics are a candid confession of a man who acknowledges his flaws and the stereotypical behaviors often associated with men. The song opens with the protagonist admitting to being coerced into a situation he didn't initially want, leading to an encounter with a woman. He candidly admits to being a "perro" or a player, always on the hunt, and acknowledges the truth in the warnings given by the woman's friend.

The chorus of the song emphasizes the idea that "all men are the same," driven by desires for material wealth, women, and physical appearance. This repetition underscores a sense of resignation to these stereotypes, as if they are an unavoidable truth. The protagonist's interactions with women are depicted as transactional and devoid of emotional depth, highlighting a superficial approach to relationships. The lyrics also touch on the pressure to conform to societal norms, such as the expectation to provide a grandchild to his mother, which he dismisses with a casual "sorry."

Quevedo's "IGUALES" is a reflection on the internal conflict between societal expectations and personal desires. The protagonist is aware of his problematic behavior but seems resigned to it, suggesting a lack of motivation to change. The song's raw honesty and self-awareness make it a compelling commentary on the pressures and stereotypes that men face, as well as the impact these have on their relationships and self-perception. Through its catchy rhythm and candid lyrics, "IGUALES" invites listeners to reflect on the complexities of modern masculinity and the societal norms that shape it.