Pal Amor Soy Malo (remix) (part. Oscar Maydon)

The song "Pal Amor Soy Malo (remix)" by Adrian L Santos featuring Oscar Maydon is a poignant reflection on the complexities of love and the personal struggles that come with it. The lyrics convey a narrative of unrequited love and the emotional turmoil that ensues. The protagonist speaks to someone who has not reciprocated their feelings, highlighting moments of indifference and pain. The repeated phrase 'Pa'l amor soy malo' suggests a self-awareness of the protagonist's shortcomings in love, while 'Para enamorarlas soy muy bueno' indicates a confidence in their ability to charm and attract partners.

The song also touches on themes of moving on and the difficulty of forgetting someone. The protagonist claims not to be the jealous type, yet there's an underlying sense of struggle to let go of the past relationship. The reference to 'Caperucita,' which means Little Red Riding Hood in Spanish, implies that just like in the fairy tale, the story has come to an end. This metaphor suggests that the innocence and naivety of the relationship are over, and reality has set in.

The latter part of the song reveals a mix of emotions, including possible regret and pride. The protagonist admits to possibly missing the person and feeling jealousy, but their ego prevents them from looking back. The mention of 'un desamor lo calla un buen silencio' implies that silence is the response to heartbreak, and there's a sense of resignation to what has happened. The song ends with a somewhat nihilistic line, expressing confusion about feelings and a desire to move on, despite the pain.