Sudapara
Los Tres Lyrics

The lyrics of Sudapara by Los Tres are full of introspection and pain that comes from a life of struggles. The opening lines of the song, "Hablen algo interesante / Nos dijo / Hablen algo más / Se calló" (Speak something interesting / He told us / Speak something else / He fell silent), reveal a sense of boredom with the mundane and a desire for real meaning that cannot be easily found. The singer then declares, "Nadie tan crata como yo / Yo sé lo que es vivir la vida / Sufriendo / Yo sé lo que es vivir el amor / Yo sé lo que es cargar / con las piedras / Gritaba / Yo sé lo que es vivir con / Honor" (No one as wise as me / I know what it is to live life / Suffering / I know what it is to live love / I know what it is to carry / stones / I shout / I know what it is to live with / honor). These lines may suggest the singer's sense of superiority, but they also reveal a sense of self-awareness about the hardships that have defined their life.

The song continues with the singer challenging their audience to engage with them on a deeper level, warning them that what they have to say will make them sweat like a soldier looking at a Salvador Dali painting. The final lines repeat the refrain "Suda para mí una vez más / Cariño / Suda para mí una vez más / Como un militar mirando cuadros de Dalí / Esperando volver / Nunca más" (Sweat for me one more time / Darling / Sweat for me one more time / Like a soldier looking at Dali paintings / Waiting to return / Never again). It is as if the singer is trying to push others to a level of intensity and emotion that they themselves have experienced and survived.

Overall, Sudapara is a song that expresses a deep sense of pain and struggle, but also a fierce resilience and determination to move forward despite it all. It is a call to engage with life more deeply, to embrace the struggles and sweat for something meaningful.