De Parranda kicks off this live track, "Bordada A Mano" (Embroidered By Hand), with a shout-out to their fans, getting everyone ready for a "sabrosona" [tasty] tune! The song is about a woman who is incredibly sensual, but also completely untouchable. The singer is captivated, calling her "la mujer más sensual" [the most sensual woman], but then immediately says, "decepción, no me da ni la mano" [disappointment, she doesn't even give me her hand].
He sees himself as a "campeón semental" [champion stud], but with her, it's a "cuento de amor cada vez más lejano" [love story increasingly distant]. She's like a princess from a fairy tale, with a "príncipe azul" [prince charming] and a heart that's "prohíbe tocar" [forbidden to touch]. He repeatedly says, "yo soy un tonto, y es otro cantar" [I am a fool, and it's another song], acknowledging his hopeless situation. He swears, "juró y perjuró que jamás va a ser mía" [he swore and swore that she will never be mine]. She feels "bordada a mano, recortada de un póster, o sacada de un rol" [embroidered by hand, cut from a poster, or taken from a role], like she's too perfect and unreal to be his. It's a fun, yet a little sad, take on unrequited love for a woman who seems too good to be true, like she stepped right out of a storybook.