Clandestino translates to "clandestine" or "secret". It's a sophisticated word that immediately hints at a hidden, illicit affair, making it intriguing and memorable.
In the song, Tony Dize uses it to describe the secret nature of his relationship, singing, "Sí te digo porque es clandestino" (Yes, I tell you because it's clandestine). This word perfectly captures the secretive and forbidden aspect of the connection he shares with the other person, adding a layer of mystery and excitement to the lyrics.
Tony Dize's "No Pretendo Enamorarte" is a super direct track where he lays all his cards on the table about a casual relationship. He's basically telling this person, "Yo no pretendo enamorarte, no" (I don't intend to make you fall in love), making it clear that he just wants to live in the moment. He likes the thrill and the secrecy, saying, "Esto que pasa entre nosotros, nadie lo tiene que saber" (What happens between us, nobody has to know). It's all about pleasure and convenience, with no strings attached.
He's honest about his feelings, admitting, "Es que me gustas tanto que no puedo evitarlo" (It's just that I like you so much that I can't avoid it), especially when she calls him. But he's also firm about not wanting anything serious, even when her friend tells him she has feelings for him. He warns her, "Pero a mí no me hables de amor" (But don't talk to me about love), because he knows she's with someone else and their connection is purely physical and clandestine. He's the guy who shows up at night when her partner isn't around, and he wants her to remember that what they have is just a secret fling.