Cupido (part. Carlos Rueda)

Diego Daza's song 'Cupido,' featuring Carlos Rueda, is a lively and humorous take on the frustrations of love and the mischief of Cupid. The lyrics express a playful yet exasperated dialogue with Cupid, the mythical god of love, who seems to be playing tricks on the singer. Daza humorously threatens to 'joder' (mess with) Cupid whenever he sees him, blaming him for sending the wrong people into his life. This personification of Cupid as a mischievous entity adds a layer of whimsy to the song, making it relatable for anyone who has experienced the trials and tribulations of love.

The song's chorus repeatedly questions why Cupid seems to have a grudge against the singer, sending him unsuitable partners and causing him endless frustration. Daza's plea for a 'vaina firme' (a solid thing) reflects his desire for a stable and genuine relationship, free from the problems and disappointments he has faced. This longing for true love is a universal theme, resonating with listeners who have also felt let down by their romantic endeavors.

In the latter part of the song, Daza contemplates the idea of being better off alone than in bad company, a sentiment that many can empathize with. The upbeat tempo and catchy melody contrast with the singer's frustrations, creating a dynamic and engaging listening experience. The collaboration with Carlos Rueda adds an extra layer of depth to the song, blending their voices to convey the shared experience of love's challenges. 'Cupido' is a testament to Diego Daza's ability to blend humor, emotion, and relatable themes into his music, making it a memorable and enjoyable track.