Una Mujer de Color
Angel Viloria Lyrics
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Una mujer de color cansada de parrandear se presento al tribunal que le pagaran su san.
Oye to a mi vida ajaaa que ta acabando con mi pobre alma y ya yo me dicen vamo a bailarlo el hay dio peguero y baila merengue como un banilejo
Óyelo mi vida es por Dios caramba si tu ya me dice que ya yo te quiero ese gallo viejo como viene dando que ya no se muere .
The song "Una Mujer de Color" by Angel Viloria tells the story of a woman of color who loves to party but is now tired of it and wants to go to court to get paid for her health. The opening lines of the song reveal the woman's fondness for partying and her intention to seek legal action to collect her dues. She is portrayed as a strong and determined character who fights for what she believes is rightfully hers.
The second verse reveals the woman's weariness of partying and her urgency to get paid for her health. The lyrics suggest that she is aware of the consequences of her lifestyle and is now seeking restitution for the toll it has taken on her. The chorus of the song includes a call to dance merengue and an expression of gratitude for life, despite its difficulties.
Overall, the song sheds light on the struggles of women of color who are often marginalized and underpaid for their hard work. It also highlights the strength and resilience of these women who fight for their rights and stand up for themselves.
Line by Line Meaning
Una mujer de color le encantaba parrandear se presento al tribunal que le pagara su san.
A woman of color, who used to love partying, appeared in court to demand payment for her injuries.
Una mujer de color cansada de parrandear se presento al tribunal que le pagaran su san.
A woman of color, tired of partying, appeared in court to demand payment for her injuries.
Oye to a mi vida ajaaa que ta acabando con mi pobre alma y ya yo me dicen vamo a bailarlo el hay dio peguero y baila merengue como un banilejo
Listen to me, my life is in ruins and it's taking a toll on my soul. They're already telling me to dance like a Banilejo to the music of Peguero and God.
Óyelo mi vida es por Dios caramba si tu ya me dice que ya yo te quiero ese gallo viejo como viene dando que ya no se muere.
Listen my life is at stake, my God. If you tell me that you love me, that old rooster won't die, it will keep crowing.
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Written by: Angel Viloria
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