Amantes (part. Rolando Ochoa)

Elder Dayán Díaz's song 'Amantes,' featuring Rolando Ochoa, delves into the theme of a clandestine love affair. The lyrics openly acknowledge that the object of the singer's affection is already in a relationship, yet there is a mutual attraction that neither can deny. The singer proposes a secret arrangement, asking for discreet meetings filled with affection and intimacy. The repeated invitation to 'be lovers' suggests a desire for a passionate, albeit hidden, connection that exists outside the bounds of traditional relationships.

The song's chorus emphasizes the casual yet intense nature of this proposed affair. The singer asks for moments 'from time to time,' indicating that these encounters are meant to be sporadic and perhaps spontaneous. The playful tone of the lyrics, with references to 'kisses' and 'little tricks' the singer wants to show, adds a sense of excitement and novelty to the affair. The phrase 'take advantage of this promotion, it won't come again' injects humor and a sense of urgency, as if the opportunity for this affair is a limited-time offer.

Culturally, the song reflects a narrative that is often explored in music and literature: the allure of forbidden love. The secrecy and the thrill of the hidden relationship are central to the song's appeal. The mention of 'not telling anyone' and the final lines suggesting they 'behave badly' and 'have a good time' encapsulate the rebellious spirit of the affair. The song captures the tension between societal norms and personal desires, and the sometimes irresistible pull of an illicit romance.