Brujeria
El Varon de la bachata Lyrics

In the song "Brujeria," El Varon de la Bachata laments about people trying to dim his light, despite finally finding happiness with his lover. He questions why they want to extinguish his light, after enduring so much pain and heartache from loving those who didn't love him back. He wonders if they want him to love out of obligation or for true love. He refuses to continue to cry, as he has done so much already for people who didn't appreciate his love. Now that he's found true companionship, people talk about him and judge him, saying that he did "witchcraft" to make his love happen. He questions why they would even think that, as he was only protecting his lover's heart so that she wouldn't be hurt by anyone else, including himself. He explains that he didn't steal her soul and that it wasn't his to take, but rather that he just wants her to see reason and understand that he's the one who truly loves her.

The song is a reflection on the plight of those who have been emotionally hurt, from giving love to people who didn't appreciate it. The artist expresses his frustrations, pain, and ultimately his joy in finding true love. He also speaks to societal norms and people's tendency to judge rather than applaud those who take a stand for love. Some people misunderstand it as something unacceptable, which causes El Varon de la Bachata to defend his actions in the song. Overall, the song is a passionate plea for acceptance of all forms of love, regardless of how people might judge it.