The song "¿Qué Es El Amor?" by Daniel Elbittar, Espinoza Paz, and Nacho explores the confusion and complexity surrounding the concept of love. The lyrics reflect on different perspectives about love, with some people believing that it doesn't exist and others affirming its existence despite the hardships it may bring. The song begins by stating that some say love is just a sad illusion and that relationships only succeed when both parties resist the desires of their hearts. The lyrics express frustration with those who emphasize the negative aspects of love, suggesting that they need to heal their own emotional wounds and look beyond rationality. The chorus suggests that Cupid is an invention of the flower industry to sell cards, stuffed animals, and chocolates, and to alter our perceptions of love. This is said by those who have experienced multiple disappointments in love. The song continues to highlight the contradictory nature of love. It is described as both simple and confusing, modern and ancient, clear and ambiguous. It feels real, but nobody really knows what love truly is. The lyrics play with the duality of love, describing it as both arrogant and humble, as something that can bring both light and darkness. Love can revive and kill, create order and chaos, make you feel victorious but also defeated. It can be patient but also impatient. Love can be deceptive or honest, and it can express everything while also holding back true emotions. Overall, the song questions the meaning and understanding of love, presenting it as a complex, contradictory, and elusive concept that nobody truly comprehends.
