"Algo Contigo" is Vicentico’s heartfelt confession of a love that can no longer hide behind the mask of friendship. The singer admits he is “dying to have something with you” and that pretending to be just a friend is becoming unbearable. Every small interaction—passing by her house, guessing when she will arrive, stealing a glance at her lips—feeds a fierce desire he can’t switch off. His words paint a picture of someone caught between deep affection and frustrated longing, willing to risk pride, reputation, and even a bit of sanity to turn friendship into romance.
What makes the song so compelling is its raw honesty. Vicentico illustrates the obsessive side of love: the need to “control your life, know who kisses you, who keeps you warm.” Yet beneath the jealousy and urgency lies vulnerability. He fears dying without ever sharing a love that feels destined, and he declares he would gladly become “eternally your slave” if that is the price for being with her. It is a passionate plea wrapped in catchy melodies—a reminder that love can be both beautiful and overwhelming when the heart speaks louder than reason.