Cariño hoy no me siento bien
seis cosas que no has de entender
no te voy a soltar
cinco que no dirás
Me río sola pa´ ocultar
los cuatro días que no estás
si tres son muchos
dos tú y yo
uno mintió
Solo quiero hacerte sentir bien
y tú no puedes ni voltearme a ver
te prometo que intenté ignorarlo otra vez
oh, si tan solo fueras gay
Dame razones pa´ cortar
no hay doce pasos pa´ olvidar
conversaciones en azul
y once "hey"
con mis diez dedos me arañé
nueve las veces que esperé
cené a las siete y tu estabas en las seis
Solo quiero hacerte sentir bien
y tú no puedes ni voltearme a ver
te prometo que intenté ignorarlo otra vez
oh, si tan solo fueras gay
Ya no intentar
y dar excusas a toda tu indiferencia
dime que no soy
tu tipo pero no me digas
que es por tu preferencia
Egoísta
pero es que ya no sé que hacer
no puedo más con el ayer
más con el ayer
Solo quiero hacerte sentir bien
y tú no puedes ni voltearme a ver
te prometo que intenté ignorarlo otra vez
oh, si tan solo fueras gay
oh, si tan solo fueras gay
oh, si tan solo fueras gay.
Mon Laferte, whose real name is Norma Monserrat Bustamante Laferte, is a Chilean-Mexican singer-songwriter, painter, and activist. Born in Viña del Mar in 1983, she moved to Mexico at the age of 17 to pursue her musical career. Her music blends Latin American folk, alternative rock, and pop, featuring a powerful voice and catchy melodies. Laferte achieved international success with albums like "Mon Laferte Vol. 1" (2013) and "Norma" (2017), the latter nominated for a Grammy Latino Award for Best Pop Vocal Album. Among her most popular songs are "Tu Falta el Amor", "Amárrame", and "Si Dios Quiera". Besides music, Laferte is also recognized as a painter and social activist, advocating for social justice and human rights.
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