Picture yourself as the lonely star of a steamy Puerto Rican telenovela. That is exactly how Tito Rojas feels in “Porque Este Amor.” With only a radio, a whirring fan, and his sofa for company, he strips away the night’s silence and rehearses his role as the hopeless romantic. Every creak of the walls, every unanswered phone call, and every letter that never arrives becomes a reminder that the woman he adores is off-screen. Dream sequences take over: in his mind he hugs her, breathes in her warmth, and delivers the passionate kiss that real life keeps postponing.
The twist? Life itself is the soap opera. Each day is a new chapter that starts, fades, and rolls the credits before he ever gets his cue. Yet the singer refuses to quit the show. He vows to keep acting out their love in dreams until the director—fate—finally raises the lights and lets the protagonists unite on stage for their long-awaited scene. It is a playful, dramatic salsa about yearning, imagination, and the hopeful belief that the next episode could change everything.