Synopsis

Pedro Suarez Vertiz performs "Me Estoy Enamorando" in a polished romantic video filmed in Bogota. The singer is shown with his guitar as the clip introduces an intimate encounter with a female model, reflecting the song's story of sudden, overwhelming attraction. Performance footage and close romantic moments give the video a straightforward, affectionate tone, while the imagery emphasizes the contrast between the artist's public persona and the private emotions described in the song.

Factoids & Trivia

• The song was released in 1996 as the first single from *Pontelo en la Lengua*, one of Pedro Suarez Vertiz's most successful albums.

• The video was filmed in Bogota as part of Sony Music's effort to support his international expansion. It was a more ambitious production than the promotional videos he had made previously.

• Suarez Vertiz bought a 1961 Gibson Melody Maker in Lima specifically to use during the shoot. He paid $900 for it, only three days before traveling to Colombia.

• During his return from the filming, he briefly feared that the guitar had been used to conceal cocaine after police discovered drugs in another passenger's guitar at the airport.

• He later donated the instrument to the Hard Rock Cafe in Larcomar, Lima. After the venue closed in 2002, the guitar was reportedly lost.

• Suarez Vertiz said the song was written in 1996 while he waited for musicians who failed to arrive for a television appearance. With the recording already finished, he composed the song alone in his dressing room.

• In 1998, the song became the main theme of the Chilean telenovela *A Todo Dar*, helping extend its reach beyond Peru.