Lo 100to
Camellos Lyrics


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1992, eso decía mi exmarido
1988, el más rico del cementerio
y 1989, ahora es más viejo que un bosque
1989, a pique el portaaviones

Deja el móvil
Y corre con los billets
Siempre igual, siempre igual
Te recuperas y encuentras
Siempre encuentras una manera
Una manera de joder a los demás

Deja el móvil
Y corre con los billets

1989, mi medio litro de monters
1988, eso bebía mi exmarido
1989, ahora es más viejo que un bosque
y 1992, e quando arrivo a casa, arriba España?

Deja el móvil
Y corre con los billets

Siempre igual, siempre igual
Te recuperas y encuentras




Siempre encuentras una manera
Una manera de joder a los demás

Overall Meaning

The song "Lo 100to" by Camellos is a reflective piece that delves into the notion of time and how it evolves with age. The lyrics mention various years, starting from 1988 to 1992, that are significant to the singer's past experiences. The mention of the ex-husband in the lyrics, particularly "1992, eso decía mi exmarido," hints at a previous relationship and how the singer has moved on. In 1988, the singer makes reference to someone who was "el más rico del cementerio," which translates to "the richest in the cemetery," suggesting that wealth is not everything in life. The following year, 1989, is described as being "más viejo que un bosque," or "older than a forest," which is a metaphor for how time flies by and how we can easily lose sight of it.


The chorus, which repeats twice in the song, highlights the idea of always finding a way to screw others over, even after recuperating from previous pain. The lyrics, "Siempre encuentras una manera / Una manera de joder a los demás," translate to "You always find a way / A way to screw others over." This could be a commentary on how humans can become selfish or how society can be unforgiving.


Line by Line Meaning

1992, eso decía mi exmarido
My ex-husband used to say that in 1992


1988, el más rico del cementerio
In 1988, he was the richest person in the cemetery (he died)


y 1989, ahora es más viejo que un bosque
And in 1989, he's older than a forest now


1989, a pique el portaaviones
In 1989, the aircraft carrier is about to sink


Deja el móvil
Leave your phone


Y corre con los billets
And run with the money


Siempre igual, siempre igual
It's always the same, always the same


Te recuperas y encuentras
You recover and find


Siempre encuentras una manera
You always find a way


Una manera de joder a los demás
A way to screw over others


1989, mi medio litro de monters
In 1989, my half liter of Monster energy drink


1988, eso bebía mi exmarido
In 1988, my ex-husband drank that


1989, ahora es más viejo que un bosque
In 1989, he's older than a forest now


y 1992, e quando arrivo a casa, arriba España?
And in 1992, when I arrive home, Viva España?


Deja el móvil
Leave your phone


Y corre con los billets
And run with the money


Siempre igual, siempre igual
It's always the same, always the same


Te recuperas y encuentras
You recover and find


Siempre encuentras una manera
You always find a way


Una manera de joder a los demás
A way to screw over others




Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: Tommy DeWolfe, Jorge Betrán Capablo, Francisco Ríos López-Pintor, Fernando Naval Puyuelo

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