Mis cuernos (feat. Wili Rojas)

Yarita Lizeth Yanarico's song 'Mis cuernos,' featuring Wili Rojas, delves into the emotional turmoil of discovering infidelity in a relationship. The title itself, which translates to 'My Horns,' is a colloquial expression in Spanish-speaking countries that refers to being cheated on. The phrase is a metaphor for the shame and embarrassment that comes with being betrayed by a partner. The song is a poignant narrative of heartbreak and the struggle to move on from a relationship marred by unfaithfulness.

The lyrics express the protagonist's pain upon learning about their partner's infidelity. The opening lines set the stage for a confrontation, with advice to leave a loveless relationship. As the song progresses, the protagonist grapples with the conflicting emotions of sorrow and the desire to forget. The repetition of 'Lloraré por ti' (I will cry for you) and 'Sufriré por ti' (I will suffer for you) emphasizes the depth of their anguish, while also conveying a sense of determination to eventually overcome the pain and forget the unfaithful partner.

Yarita Lizeth Yanarico is known for her Andean music style, often incorporating traditional Peruvian elements into her songs. The collaboration with Wili Rojas adds a dynamic layer to the song, as it includes a dialogue between the two voices, representing the perspectives of both partners in the relationship. The song's narrative arc takes the listener through a journey of betrayal, regret, and the complex process of healing. The cultural references and the blend of modern and traditional sounds make 'Mis cuernos' a relatable and emotionally charged song that resonates with many who have experienced the pain of infidelity.