Dejad que las niñas se acerquen a mí

The song Dejad que las niñas se acerquen a mí stands out for its catchy rhythm and a melody that evokes the freshness of the 1980s. Composed by David Summers, it is one of the most recognizable pieces by Hombres G, and its sound pays homage to Don't Worry Baby by The Beach Boys, giving it a nostalgic and familiar feel. This connection with the music of the era resonates with listeners, creating an atmosphere that invites enjoyment and reminiscence. The lyrics, reflecting a youthful and carefree perspective, become an anthem for those seeking freedom and fun.

Recorded at TRAK studios during a snowfall in January 1985, the song was part of a creative process that unfolded in record time. Hombres G, who had been preparing their first album for a month, managed to record and mix the album in just nine days. The song selection was a challenge, as the band chose ten tracks out of a total of twenty-five they had been playing in different venues across Madrid. This practical and direct approach, within a limited budget context, allowed the album to have an authentic energy that is felt in every chord. The song was also covered by Mojinos Escozíos in 2003, demonstrating its enduring impact on Spanish music.