Intento, driven by the lively bounce of Córdoba’s cuarteto, is Ulises Bueno’s dance-floor confession of a love that imploded under the weight of stubborn pride. Two people fell hard, gripped even harder, and crashed into a “distant, dark point” where feelings froze. The singer owns up to shared blame, admitting that caprice turned them into “savages,” incapable of behaving like reasonable humans.
Now he roams an emotional labyrinth without a map, trying to “fly without wings” while echoes of her words keep him awake at dawn. Memories hide in every corner – especially the empty bed where he left “so many things.” Each contagious beat is both a lament and a plea: What if they gave love one more try? Intento wraps heartbreak, regret, and a spark of hope in irresistible cuarteto rhythm, inviting you to dance even as you feel the sting of lost romance.