Por Qué Me Fui A Enamorar De Ti wraps Mon Laferte’s unmistakable drama and Latin flair into a tale of love that was doomed from the start. In just a handful of verses she pleads for five more minutes, confesses her “enfermedad” of longing, and tries to devour her lover’s heart before they slip away. The Chilean-Mexican artist paints forbidden romance like an addictive flavor you know is bad for you but still crave, mixing raw vocals with lyrics that bounce between desire and despair.
The song’s core question – Why did I fall in love if I knew it was forbidden? – echoes throughout. Mon weighs the thrill of secrecy against the pain it causes, admitting both lovers are guilty of giving in. She feels herself turning into a shadow, yet the allure of the clandestine keeps pulling her back. In the end she recognizes that, rules aside, their connection is undeniably real. It is a bittersweet anthem for anyone who has ever tasted off-limits passion and discovered that breaking the rules can hurt just as intensely as it excites.