La Princesa y el Sapo feels like a hip-hop fairy tale remix. Guatemalan lyricist Alex Zurdo, together with Funky and Redimi2, turns the classic story on its head: this time the princess does not rush to kiss the frog. Instead, she is urged to guard her castle – her heart – with wisdom and patience. Over a lively beat, the trio warns that not every smooth-talker is a prince; some disguise pure interest as love. Their playful rhymes paint the “sapo” hopping from pond to pond, offering the moon and stars yet only chasing a quick kiss.
Beneath the fun metaphor lies a clear message of self-worth and empowerment. The song encourages young women to set boundaries, value their identity as hijas de un Rey (daughters of a King), and wait for someone whose actions open both doors and Bibles. Real love is patient, respectful and willing to wait through the “proceso.” So, when a frog comes along promising fairy-tale magic, the chorus invites every princess to smile and say: “Tú no estás pa’ eso.”
Alex Zurdo, born Alexis Vélez Alberio on June 10, 1983, in Trujillo Alto, Puerto Rico, is a celebrated Latin Christian rapper, songwriter, and pianist. Since beginning his musical ministry in 2004, he has released nearly a dozen albums, blending urban rhythms like reggaeton and hip hop with powerful Christian messages. Known for hits such as "¿Dónde estás?" and "Sin ti," Zurdo has earned prestigious recognitions including the GMA Dove Award, Arpa Awards, and a Latin Grammy nomination.
Alex Zurdo's music not only tops charts but also touches hearts across Latin America, sharing stages with artists like Funky, Vico C, and Christine D'Clario. His impactful songs often explore themes of faith, fatherhood, and hope, making him a leading voice in contemporary Christian urban music.