Salsa Benstyle

Celia & Johnny

Quimbara

Por Tu Placer

Comerte a Besos (Salsa Version)

“How To Spot A Leader” is the moment on Human First when reflection turns into wisdom. After the ache of “Stop Making Amy Cry,” this song takes a breath and looks forward — not at what’s broken, but at what we should be looking for when we choose who to follow. It’s not about politics or power; it’s about character.

The lyric was born out of frustration with noise — a world where volume too often replaces vision. But instead of pointing fingers, it draws a quiet picture of what leadership should look like: someone who listens more than they speak, who lifts people instead of dividing them, who takes responsibility instead of credit. The verses are calm and direct, almost conversational, like notes scribbled on the back of a napkin after too many long nights watching things fall apart.

Musically, it’s humble and understated — built on a steady rhythm that feels like a slow march or a heartbeat. The arrangement never overwhelms; it’s about clarity, the space to think. In the chorus, the melody rises like hope breaking through fatigue, a reminder that strength doesn’t have to shout.

At its core, “How To Spot A Leader” is a simple truth set to melody: greatness isn’t found in ego or image, but in empathy. It’s a song for anyone who’s tired of being told what to fear and is ready to follow someone — or become someone — worth believing in.

Dímelo

Marc Anthony

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