Por Ti Una Cualquiera

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Empowerment Through Betrayal: Angela Leiva's Anthem of Defiance

Angela Leiva's song "Por Ti Una Cualquiera" is a powerful declaration of defiance and self-empowerment in the face of betrayal. The lyrics tell the story of a woman who has been wronged by her partner, who has been unfaithful and disrespectful. The protagonist initially feels deceived and hurt, but she quickly transforms her pain into a source of strength. She decides to retaliate by adopting the same behavior that her partner exhibited, thus reclaiming her power and agency.

The repeated phrase "una cualquiera" (which translates to "a nobody" or "a loose woman") is used both as a self-deprecating term and a badge of defiance. By calling herself "una cualquiera," the protagonist is not only acknowledging the derogatory label but also subverting it. She turns the insult into a form of empowerment, showing that she is no longer willing to be the forgiving and naive partner. Instead, she will mirror the betrayal she experienced, making it clear that she will no longer tolerate disrespect.

Angela Leiva's vocal delivery adds an extra layer of intensity to the song. Her passionate and emotive singing conveys the raw emotions of betrayal, anger, and ultimately, empowerment. The song resonates with anyone who has experienced infidelity and serves as an anthem for those who refuse to be victims. It challenges traditional gender roles and expectations, highlighting the protagonist's journey from a place of vulnerability to one of strength and self-respect.

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  1. Desde Hoy
  2. Se Me Ha Perdido Un Corazón
  3. Solita Me Voy
  4. Como Pájaros En El Aire
  5. Me Equivoqué Otra Vez (part. Rodrigo Tapari)
  6. Equivocada
  7. Si Me Ves Llorar Por Ti
  8. Indestructible
  9. Si Tú No Estas
  10. Podés pedirme perdón (part. Emanero)
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