Por Ti (part. Basty Corvalan)

The song 'Por Ti (feat. Basty Corvalan)' by Jere Klein is a vivid portrayal of a dangerous and possessive kind of love, set against a backdrop of criminal activity. The lyrics express a willingness to go to extreme lengths for the object of affection, including stealing an armored vehicle and confronting anyone who dares to look at, touch, or whistle at the beloved. The repeated lines about 'pesco a balazo' (shooting someone) if they interact with the loved one in any way, highlight a theme of intense protectiveness that borders on the violent.

The song also paints a picture of a relationship where both partners are involved in a criminal lifestyle. The narrator admires his partner for not being interested in material wealth, comparing her favorably to a kilo of something valuable, likely a reference to drugs. The mention of 'pistolón' (a big gun) and the narrator's claim that his partner likes him because she likes 'ladrón' (thieves) suggests a romanticization of the outlaw life. The lyrics also describe scenes of shared experiences, such as going shopping, listening to music, and avoiding the police, which adds a sense of camaraderie and partnership to the relationship.

Despite the romantic elements, the song's portrayal of love is intertwined with aggression and criminal bravado. The repeated threats of violence against anyone who interacts with the narrator's partner indicate a toxic possessiveness. The song reflects a culture where machismo and a 'bad boy' image are glorified, and where love is fiercely protected through any means necessary, including violence. It's a complex narrative that can be seen as both a critique and a glorification of a certain lifestyle and type of relationship.