Mariposa traicionera

The story of Mariposa Traicionera begins to take shape between February and May 2002, during the recording sessions for the album Revolución de Amor. This track, with an approximate duration of 4 minutes and 22 seconds, is distinguished by its fusion of genres, fitting within the spectrum of Spanish rock and Latin rock. The composition bears the signature of Fher Olvera, who also provides the lead vocals and rhythm guitar. The final mix was handled by Benny Faccone, a technical detail that contributes to the piece's distinctive sound. The official release of Mariposa Traicionera as a single occurred on March 19, 2003.

Its impact on the charts was quickly felt, debuting at number 39 on the US Billboard Hot Latin Tracks list. The ascent continued, and by July 5, 2003, the song reached the top spot, marking a milestone as Maná's first number one on that important chart. The track remained on the ranking for an additional twenty-six weeks, demonstrating its strong connection with the audience.