Goma De Mascar is Paty Cantú’s playful confession that sometimes love feels less like a fairy-tale and more like a sticky piece of chewing gum stuck to your shoe. From the first line she regrets the moment she met her partner, listing all the ways he gets on her nerves, yet she still cannot shake him off. The song is a musical eye-roll filled with humor and honesty, showing how attraction can cling and annoy at the same time.
Despite clashing on politics, faith, and even food choices, the couple keeps circling back to each other. Cantú turns their incompatibility into a catchy anthem, reminding us that real relationships are often messy, contradictory, and weirdly adorable. Underneath the teasing complaints lies the admission that imperfect love is still love—clingy, stubborn, and unexpectedly sweet.