Tú Me Gustas (part. Carin Leon)

The song "Tú Me Gustas (feat. Carin Leon)" by Río Roma is a romantic ballad that celebrates the beauty of enduring love and the desire to share life's simple moments with a beloved partner. The lyrics express a deep affection for the little things that make a relationship special, such as waking up to someone's eyes as if they were the first coffee of the morning, or the joy of holding hands while walking down the street. The song's narrator appreciates not just the physical attributes of their partner but also the emotional connection that brings joy and meaning to their life.

The repeated phrase "Tú me gustas" ("I like you") is a declaration of love that goes beyond superficial attraction. It's about wanting to be with someone in every aspect of life, from the mundane to the significant. The singer expresses a desire to be with their partner in a deeply committed way, suggesting a willingness to be not just a partner but also a devoted admirer, even to the point of playfully saying they'd rather be a slave to their love than its master. This speaks to a selfless kind of love where one's happiness is deeply intertwined with the happiness of the other.

The song also touches on the theme of love aging gracefully. The promise to find one's partner beautiful even in old age and the desire to share affectionate gestures like kissing and giving roses outside of expected occasions like Valentine's Day, show a commitment to keeping the romance alive throughout the years. The reference to the wedding tradition where the father allows the groom to kiss the bride symbolizes a lifelong commitment and the joy of love being celebrated and acknowledged by others.