Polos Opuestos Lyrics – Natanael Cano

Polos Opuestos Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Eh-eh
(There’s no real meaning here—this is just a vocal sound to kick things off and set a vibe.)

[Verso 1]
He’s saying that when he goes out to party, he doesn’t come back home to sleep—basically, he lives wild and fast, and if someone has a problem with it, that’s their issue. He talks about living life with intensity, not holding back, and makes it clear that he and the girl he’s talking to are complete opposites. He’s rough around the edges, and that’s just his way of life. Even if he doesn’t have a lot, he’ll give her everything, like a bold move to show his worth. He stays up all night, has no interest in rules, and even if she lies to him, he still believes her. He admits he’s not the hero in the story, and he carries his hustle with him wherever he goes.

[Coro]
Here, he opens up about being emotionally lost and drowning in alcohol because of heartbreak. He’s trying to forget someone, but it’s not working. Every time he kisses her, he gets pulled right back into those intense feelings. He notices that she also seems to enjoy the chaos, just like him. He wants her to really look at him when he speaks, even though he knows he might come off as dangerous or intense—like the devil in red. There’s a girl in the scene who wants to dance all the way down, just letting go of her emotions. He wants the DJ to play party music, especially Natanael Cano’s tracks, to help her and maybe himself forget the pain caused by someone who made her cry.

[Verso 2]
He’s saying that if she tells him she loves him, he’ll believe it, even if deep down it might not be true. He admits he loves her too, even if it’s against his better judgment. He’s confident in the life he’s built—he gets what he wants and lives his life his own way. He keeps a calm and classy style but is used to spending big money. Everything about his look is flashy—his chain, his earrings, the panther designs matching his weapons. He casually drops that he’s out here spending millions at Tiffany’s. And even though she liked his old, simpler look, he’s leveled up. Still, despite all that, he makes it clear—she can ask for anything, but not for him to just be her friend.

[Coro]
He’s back to describing how he’s stuck in a fog of alcohol because of a painful love he can’t shake off. When he kisses her, it hits deep, but he also knows they both get a thrill from the dark side of their relationship. He keeps telling her to look him in the eyes—maybe hoping for honesty or connection. There’s a wild vibe again with the girl dancing freely, trying to let go. He wants the music loud, the kind that helps numb the hurt. He brings himself and her back into the moment, forgetting the past and the people who made her cry. Even if he looks intense or dangerous, he wants her to see through that when they lock eyes.