Ese Hombre is a fiery salsa confession where the singer blows the whistle on a man who looks perfect on the outside but is pure heartbreak on the inside. At first he seems galante, amable y divino—the kind of charming gentleman everyone admires. Yet India pulls back the curtain and reveals the real story: behind that polished smile hides a selfish, jealous, and arrogant clown who can only bring pain.
With rapid-fire adjectives and passionate repetition, the lyrics turn into a public service announcement for anyone dazzled by surface appearances. India warns us that good looks and sweet words mean nothing if the heart is empty. Her message is empowering: recognize toxic love, call it out, and dance your way to freedom while the con-artist walks out of your life for good.
La India, born Linda Bell Viera Caballero in 1969, is a celebrated Puerto Rican singer and songwriter known for her powerful voice and contributions to salsa, Latin pop, and house music. Raised in New York's South Bronx, she began her singing career in the 1980s and quickly became a distinctive figure in the Latin music scene. Her stage name, given by her grandmother, reflects her striking features and vibrant spirit.
La India rose to fame with her salsa albums produced by legendary musicians like Eddie Palmieri and Sergio George, earning multiple Grammy and Latin Grammy nominations. She is recognized as "The Princess of Salsa," noted for her emotional intensity and empowering lyrics. With numerous chart-topping hits and awards, La India continues to inspire fans worldwide with her passionate performances and enduring legacy.