Celos translates to "jealousy." While it might seem like a common word, its appearance in this song is particularly interesting because it's presented as a potential reason for family disapproval.
The lyrics state, "Ninguno de tu casa a mi me quiere será por celos" (No one in your house likes me, it must be out of jealousy). This suggests a deeper narrative where the singer's relationship is met with resistance, possibly due to envy from the partner's family. This adds a layer of intrigue and drama, making it an enticing word for learners.
This song is a wild ride through the mind of someone completely smitten and a little bit crazy for love! The singer can't stop thinking about this person, even though he feels like he's getting nothing back: "de ella no he tenido nada y nada me quiere dar" [I haven't had anything from her and she doesn't want to give me anything]. He feels like everyone is laughing at him, but they don't understand his obsession.
He's "loquito por ella" [crazy for her] and even describes her body in a way that makes him a little scared of his own desire. It's a fun, chaotic mix of declaring his undying love ("te voy a amar mientras yo viva" [I'm going to love you as long as I live]) and dealing with nosy neighbors who seem to be telling on him! He also talks about liking "la blanca" and "la plata" [the white one and the silver one], which could mean a few things, but he loves how she dances cumbia and is "sencilla sin etiquetas" [simple, without labels]. It's a playful, energetic song about being head-over-heels, even if it means going a little "loco" [crazy]!