This is the only song in the batch of Spanish-language songs that felt to me like it was really taking advantage of the language and not just using it as set dressing. I loved these lyrics--lots of lurid emotion and desperation in those words, and they flow naturally. I really like the first verse, and the comparison of belief in the chupacabra to the narrator’s irrational love is really wonderfully done. The guitar playing is nice, I love those flamenco strums, and the two instruments work really well together. Musically, I’m not sure this would stand out to me in a field of similar songs--no really memorable melodic hooks for me--but it definitely does what it set out to do, genre-wise.

The two instrument thing wasn't much of a stretch for you eh? The accordion definitely fits this song well. Enjoyable even without me being able to understand the lyrics.

I really love these lyrics, especially the double means in them (thanks for clarifying them in the translation!). This song Transports me to the riviera. I’m not sure which one, but it is grassy, sunny, and the guy playing his accordion down the way is tugging at my heartstrings. The emotion in this song is raw, palpable. The vocal harmonies are lovely. My only critique is you are a little pitchy at times, specifically on ai ai ai, which is usually just a tad flat. This song is quite the sing! I love how it goes through so much of your range.