Contrapunto

The song 'Contrapunto' by Contrapunto (Amigos Millonarios) is a satirical commentary on modern relationships and societal norms. The lyrics are filled with humor and irony, poking fun at both men and women of contemporary times. The song opens with a critique of men who consider themselves gentlemen but lack the qualities to be truly noble, comparing them to horses that are not fully trained. This metaphor sets the tone for the rest of the song, which continues to highlight the superficiality and pretentiousness in modern behavior.

The song also takes a jab at women, comparing them to worms and suggesting that they are no longer pure or innocent by the age of fifteen, implying that societal values have degraded over time. The lyrics further explore the changes in behavior after marriage, noting how both men and women become less concerned with their appearance and personal grooming. This shift is humorously illustrated by comparing a married man to a hairy monkey and a married woman who only grooms herself once a week.

The song's playful tone continues as it addresses the dynamics of attraction and rejection. The lyrics mock the idea of physical appearance and societal expectations, with lines like 'Don't think you're so handsome, skinny dog's rib' and 'Don't think I'm coming to see you, I'm here for the one in front.' These lines emphasize the superficiality and fickleness of modern relationships, where appearances and capricious desires often take precedence over genuine connection and trust. Overall, 'Contrapunto' uses humor and satire to critique the shallow aspects of contemporary social interactions and relationships.