Ednita Nazario (born April 11, 1955 in Ponce, Puerto Rico) is a Puerto Rica… Read Full Bio ↴Ednita Nazario (born April 11, 1955 in Ponce, Puerto Rico) is a Puerto Rican singer and songwriter, that has achieved great success both in the island and abroad. She is also Puerto Rico's highest selling female balladeer. She has been in the music business from a very young age, and has released over twenty albums throughout her career. She's been acknowledged for her stamina through the years, being one of the highest concert selling artist in Latin America and the sensuality of her shows. Shes is known to be also one of the top selling artist at the Miami American Airlines Arena (Stadium). Her concerts are also recognized as per the combination of artist she brings along (per their request) as Calle 13, Kelly Clarckson, Paulina Rubio, Josh Groban, Daughtry, Thalia, Celine Dion, 5ta Estacion, Justin Timberlake, Beyonce and others.

In 1973, then 18, she finally released her first album called Al Fin...Ednita. The album spawned a #1 Hit: Te Quiero y No Me Importa (I Love You But I Don't Care), and also brought her awards as "New Artist of the Year". With her TV show, Ednita became Puerto Rico's hottest idol.

Dime
Ednita Nazario Lyrics

Jump to: Overall Meaning ↴

Donde te metiste?
Donde te escondiste?
Tengo que saber donde me estas huyendo
No me puedes enga

Overall Meaning

Well, "Dime" is a song by Puerto Rican singer Ednita Nazario. The lyrics in question here mean "Where have you gone? Where have you hidden? I have to know where you’re running from me. You can't deceive me". These lyrics suggest a sense of desperation and confusion. The singer is searching for the person they're addressing and wants to know why they're avoiding them, possibly because of some kind of deception or betrayal. The tone of the song is emotional and intense, reflecting the singer's powerful vocals.

Interestingly, "Dime" was released in 1997, and it quickly became one of Ednita Nazario's biggest hits. The song was a chart topper in both Puerto Rico and the United States, and it received critical acclaim for its powerful lyrics and Nazario's stunning vocal performance. The song's success helped establish Nazario as one of the most prominent singers in the Latin music world.

Writer(s): CESAR LEMOS, KARLA (CARLA SOFIA APONTE) APONTE

Contributed by Charlie R. Suggest a correction in the comments below.

To comment on or correct specific content, highlight it

TRACKS