Tu Ajeno Amor

William Luna's song "Tu Ajeno Amor" delves into the heart-wrenching experience of loving someone who was never truly yours. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of betrayal and the painful realization that the love shared was built on lies. The protagonist asks their lover to come one last time, to see their eyes while making love, only to confirm the deceit that has been present all along. The repeated phrase "me engañastes, te burlastes, me mentias, te reias" (you deceived me, you mocked me, you lied to me, you laughed) underscores the deep sense of betrayal and mockery felt by the protagonist.

The song's chorus emphasizes the nature of this love as "ajeno" (foreign or not belonging to the protagonist), describing it as a love of bitterness, infidelity, and superficiality. The use of metaphors like "amor de piel" (love of the skin) and "amor veneno" (poisonous love) highlights the toxic and fleeting nature of the relationship. The protagonist acknowledges that nothing lasts forever and that this painful chapter must come to an end, even though it leaves a lasting scar.

William Luna, known for his poignant and emotional music, captures the essence of a love that was never meant to be. His style often blends traditional Andean sounds with contemporary themes, creating a unique and evocative musical experience. In "Tu Ajeno Amor," Luna's heartfelt delivery and the melancholic melody amplify the sorrow and resignation of the lyrics, making it a powerful anthem for anyone who has experienced the sting of unfaithful love.