Banista came from the humble origins of Chorrillo y San Miguel, Panama. He begins in the world of reggae 1996 recording for the CD "Reggae Overload" although previously recorded for the CD "Reggae Nonviolence" a CD somewhat unknown if not "witch. Since its inception stuck with the much-remembered song "No More Violence" and then make themselves known with his romantic style with the song "Life is so" that the song was sung to duet with her brother Elián Davis. Having impressed with the full "My bad side" of reggae disappear by mid-1998 because it was surrounded by controversy for ill rumors that had on him. After having disappeared for a moment as a reggae artist Panamanian returns but this time recording outside the station Fabulous 100.5 FM, which was where he began to write on the CD "The Mafia" has been the only time where "The Buayla Roockie" engraved on productions outside Fabulous 100.5 FM. For the month of November 1999 goes on sale its first production entitled "Revelation Lyrics" a compilation of most of their songs until then and also new topics that of course the CD was a huge success in sales. He would quickly achieve incredible success in his country with its in equable lyrics that "raise hairs." His appearances on several compilation albums such as Overload 1, La Pesadilla, Da’ Crew, Etc. would make him one of the most recognizable, marketable and beloved figures of national talent. Banista's music would earn him significant fanbase in Central America, South America and certain underground circles in the United States and Spain. His fame would only be compared to countrymen of the Reggae in Spanish genre Nando Boom and El General. His music would lead to a grammy nomination in 2003 for album of the yer in the category of Best Rap/Hip-hop. As well to his lyrical recognition, Banista's music is often seen as barrier breaking. Ranging from the cruel poetic reality of the streets, to engaging love songs, and even profound Christian topics. Even collaborating with national artist, such as Kafu Banton, as well as international artist such as Anthony B.
In March of 2006, Banista would sign with Machete Music. His following album, titled Semblante Urbano would be produced by Luny Tunes of Mas FLow Inc. Luny of the production duo said in a recent interview that Banista "...he has lyrics that can cut veins." DJ Nelson had always had interest in bringing Banista over to the Puerto Rican scene. And it has been until recently an unevitable deal was struck. The album is expected to be released September 25. The first single "Parece Sincera" was released to radio stations August 14 to radio stations in Latin America and Spain
No Te Quiere
El Roockie Lyrics
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De Panama a Puerto Rico
Luny Tunes
(Yeah)
Tienes que entender ella ella
Ya no te quiere
Ella, ya no te ama
Y ya deja de buscarla
Ya no te quiere
Ella, ya no te ama
Entiende eso por favor
Y ya deja de llamarla, baby
Yo nunca había visto una chica tan bella
Con su forma de mirar así tan llena de estrellas
Cada vez que yo la miro hasta el alma me llena
Y sino la tengo ahora me falta su presencia
Búsquenme un doctor que muero de la impaciencia
Pero como yo no amarla si esa chica es tan bella
Como no quererla si esa chica es tan bella
(Y hoy dice ella)
Que no te quiere (ay, no te quiere)
Ella, ya no te ama (ya no te ama)
Entiende eso por favor
Y ya deja de buscarla
Ya no te quiere (ya no te quiere)
Ella, ya no te ama (uh)
Entiende eso por favor
Y ya deja de fastidiarla
Ah-ah, yeah
Pues yo la encontré estando falta de amor
Yo se lo di, la sentía
Falta de comprensión y la entendí
Y esa fue la razón porque ella se entrego a mí
Ya no sufras que la vida es así
My enemy, me ha tocao'
Más de una lección, yo te la di
Ahora que sé que puede tocarme a mí
Ganao', ganao', yeah
Tienes mente de pollito
Habla y asegura de que él es mi enemigo
Porque su mujer se ha quedado conmigo
Porque con amor yo si la supe apreciar
La descuidaste, sin amor, amigo, a ella la trataste
Sin querer a mis brazos la entregaste
Por eso yo no la pretendo soltar
Jamas
Yo', Luny Tunes
Gracias por la oportunidad de expresión
En tu nación y en reggaetón
Yo' baby
The song "No Te Quiere" by El Roockie features artists Luny Tunes and is about a man trying to come to terms with the fact that the woman he loves no longer wants him. The song begins with an introduction from Panama to Puerto Rico, giving a sense of moving from one place to another. As the lyrics begin, the singer says that the woman no longer loves him and he needs to understand and stop trying to find her. The chorus repeats this sentiment, saying that she does not love him anymore and he needs to stop calling her.
The singer discusses his admiration for the woman, saying that she is the most beautiful woman he has ever seen. He longs for her, but she no longer wants him. He tries to find a doctor for his impatience to be with her, but he has to accept that she no longer loves him. In the second verse, the singer explains that he found the woman when she was lacking love and understanding, and he was able to provide those things to her. He tells an enemy that he has learned a lesson and that love can happen to anyone. The last part of the song has a person speaking up, saying that the woman did not leave her man for no reason; he did not treat her with love, while the singer did. He claims that he will never let her go.
In conclusion, "No Te Quiere" is a song about heartbreak and moving on from a relationship that has ended. It expresses the pain of loving someone who no longer wants you and the longing to be with that person. It also highlights the importance of treating a partner with kindness and love to keep the relationship healthy.
Line by Line Meaning
Broken Style, baby girl
Addressing the listener in a flirtatious manner and setting the tone for the song.
De Panama a Puerto Rico
Acknowledging the musical influence from both Panama and Puerto Rico on this song.
Luny Tunes
Giving credit to the producers of the track, Luny Tunes.
(Yeah)
Adding emphasis to the previous line and expressing excitement.
Tienes que entender ella ella
Stating that the listener needs to understand the woman in question.
Ya no te quiere
Announcing that the woman no longer loves the listener.
Ella, ya no te ama
Repeating the message to explicitly state that the woman does not love the listener anymore.
Entiende eso por favor
Asking the listener to please understand the situation.
Y ya deja de buscarla
Telling the listener to stop looking for the woman who no longer loves them.
Ya no te quiere
Reiterating that the woman no longer loves the listener.
Ella, ya no te ama
Restating the fact that the woman does not love the listener anymore.
Entiende eso por favor
Once again requesting that the listener understand the situation.
Y ya deja de llamarla, baby
Urging the listener to stop calling the woman who no longer loves them.
Yo nunca había visto una chica tan bella
Expressing admiration for the woman's beauty.
Con su forma de mirar así tan llena de estrellas
Describing the woman's gaze as being full of starry wonder.
Cada vez que yo la miro hasta el alma me llena
Implying that looking at the woman fills the artist with happiness and contentment.
Y sino la tengo ahora me falta su presencia
Stating that without the woman's presence, the artist feels as though something is missing.
Búsquenme un doctor que muero de la impaciencia
Hyperbolically claiming that he needs a doctor because he is so impatient to be with the woman again.
Pero como yo no amarla si esa chica es tan bella
Reiterating how difficult it is not to love the woman because of her beauty.
Como no quererla si esa chica es tan bella
Posing a rhetorical question to further emphasize the difficulty of not loving the woman.
(Y hoy dice ella)
Introducing the woman's perspective into the song.
Que no te quiere (ay, no te quiere)
Stating that the woman doesn't love the listener anymore.
Ella, ya no te ama (ya no te ama)
Repeating the message from the woman's point of view.
Entiende eso por favor
Asking the listener to understand the woman's perspective.
Y ya deja de buscarla
Telling the listener to stop looking for the woman who doesn't love them anymore.
Ya no te quiere (ya no te quiere)
Once again stating that the woman doesn't love the listener anymore.
Ella, ya no te ama (uh)
Reiterating the woman's lack of love for the listener.
Entiende eso por favor
Imporing the listener to please understand the situation.
Y ya deja de fastidiarla
Urging the listener to stop bothering the woman.
Ah-ah, yeah
Ending the chorus with a vocalization of excitement and affirmation.
Pues yo la encontré estando falta de amor
Explaining how the singer met the woman when she was in need of love.
Yo se lo di, la sentía
Implying that the artist gave the woman love and affection.
Falta de comprensión y la entendí
Asserting that the artist understood the woman and her needs.
Y esa fue la razón porque ella se entrego a mí
Stating that the reason the woman gave herself to the artist was because he understood her and showed her love.
Ya no sufras que la vida es así
Offering words of comfort and suggesting that the listener let go of the past.
My enemy, me ha tocao'
Using hyperbole to emphasize the idea that the artist has overcome challenges with regards to love.
Más de una lección, yo te la di
Claiming to have learned many lessons about love and imparting that knowledge to the listener.
Ahora que sé que puede tocarme a mí
Claiming to have learned from past experiences and being aware that love can also hurt him.
Ganao', ganao', yeah
Ending on a positive note and celebrating the singer's newfound understanding of love.
Tienes mente de pollito
Insulting the listener's intelligence by calling them a chick.
Habla y asegura de que él es mi enemigo
Accusing the listener of speaking negatively about the artist behind his back.
Porque su mujer se ha quedado conmigo
Suggesting that the listener is upset because the singer has stolen his lover.
Porque con amor yo si la supe apreciar
Boasting that the singer was able to appreciate and love the woman in a way that the listener couldn't.
La descuidaste, sin amor, amigo, a ella la trataste
Accusing the listener of neglecting and mistreating the woman.
Sin querer a mis brazos la entregaste
Implying that the woman ended up in the artist's arms because the listener didn't truly love her.
Por eso yo no la pretendo soltar
Asserting that the artist has no intention of letting the woman go.
Jamas
Ending the song with a definitive statement of the singer's intentions to keep the woman he loves.
Yo', Luny Tunes
Giving a shout out to the producers, Luny Tunes.
Gracias por la oportunidad de expresión
Thanking the producers for the opportunity to create this song.
En tu nación y en reggaetón
Acknowledging the popularity of reggaeton in Puerto Rico, and thanking the producers for giving him the chance to contribute to the genre.
Yo' baby
Ending the song with a playful and flirtatious remark.
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: Ivan Vladimir Banista, Marco E Masis
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Adan Vasquez
Plenas de verdad no hay q pagar x uno de afuera aqui lo q sobra es talento y flow 507🇵🇦🇵🇦🇵🇦
Noelia Zeledon
Luny fue el productor que rompio todo puso a sonar a todo el mundo prueba es esta remescla de este clasico
Luis Gz
Yeah...Tienes que entender... ella ella...! El mismo coro "mente de Pollito" de 1996... Roockie... Grande entre Grandes del real Reggae en español, pura PLENA de Panamá!
Juan Aguilar
20 años de carrera y sus canciones la cantan hasta los niños de 10 años.
reynaldo vari salazar
hermosa la melodia dios bendiga a este hombre
Luis Campos
Luny tunnes ft el rookie la mejor voz y los reyes delos beats que tiempos
Jose Torres
Los benjamins🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Mirian. Mup
Wowww un super clasico
Erick Lemus Martínez
Mirian. Mup hola
Junior Garcia Gonzalez
El roockie represents🎶🎧💯
Ecuador activo pelado Junior👍