APA (feat. Quevedo)

The song 'APA (feat. Quevedo)' by Mora, featuring Quevedo, delves into the themes of desire, infidelity, and the clandestine nature of a forbidden relationship. The lyrics tell the story of a woman who is involved with two men: her official partner, with whom she maintains a facade of normalcy, and the narrator, with whom she engages in a passionate and secretive affair. The repeated line 'Yo la rescato siempre que tarde se escapa' suggests that the narrator sees himself as a savior or an escape for the woman, who sneaks away from her partner to be with him. The phrase 'sin el GPS a mi apa' implies that she is so familiar with the path to the narrator's apartment that she no longer needs guidance to find her way there.

The song also touches on the contrast between the woman's public and private personas. In public, she is seen as a studious individual, with her friend covering for her absences, but in private, she unleashes her repressed desires with the narrator. The lyrics paint a picture of a woman who is trapped in a relationship with a man who does not fulfill her, as indicated by the lines 'Con él se aguanta las gana' y conmigo las mata.' This dynamic is further emphasized by the description of her husband waiting at home, angry and questioning her whereabouts, while she is mentally and physically with the narrator.

The song's portrayal of the woman's duality and the illicit nature of the affair is wrapped in a narrative of lust and power dynamics. The narrator's perspective is one of pride and conquest, as he boasts about the woman's desire for him and her willingness to engage in the affair. The use of metaphors and vivid imagery, such as 'Ser perra está de moda' and 'En la cama se graduó,' adds a layer of rawness to the song, highlighting the sexual and rebellious aspects of the relationship.