Mimarlas comes from the verb mimar, meaning to pamper, spoil, or coddle. It's a tender and affectionate word that goes beyond simply 'treating' someone well.
In the song, the lyrics state, "las mujeres son lo mismo que el jardín hay que mimarlas con caricias y abrazos" (women are like a garden, you have to pamper them with caresses and hugs). This beautiful metaphor highlights the importance of nurturing and showing deep affection, making mimarlas a very evocative and memorable word in this context.
Juan Farfán's "Jovencitos" tells a sweet story of a couple who grew up together, starting their journey as young people. He sings about how they met as "un jovencito nos conocimos tú y yo" [a young boy, you and I met], fell in love, got married, and had their first child, forming a "dulce hogar" [sweet home].
He emphasizes their shared responsibility as parents, always looking after their child "lo mismo que un pajarito cuando calienta su nido" [just like a little bird warming its nest]. Farfán also shares some wisdom about keeping love alive, comparing a relationship to a garden that needs constant care and