Museo Británico
Francisco Nixon Lyrics

The lyrics of Francisco Nixon's "Museo Británico" seem to revolve around a complicated relationship, perhaps a love affair. The chorus "Y si te vas, donde más duele te vas, y si te vas, tú ya no vuelves" translates to "And if you go, where it hurts the most is where you go, and if you go, you won't come back." It suggests that the person singing the song is warning someone that if they leave, they will be gone for good and it will hurt.

The verses suggest that the person singing has money today and can invite the other person to dinner and dancing since it is a holiday in the neighborhood. The lyric, "puedes decir que eres la hija del juez, pero no que vas conmigo a diario" translates to "you can say that you're the judge's daughter, but not that you're with me every day." This line implies that the person singing is perhaps involved with someone they shouldn't be with, or someone they don't want to publicly associate themselves with.

The lyrics also mention a "mosaico del museo británico" or "mosaic from the British Museum." It's unclear what this refers to, but it could be a sentimental object that the person singing and the other person share, or perhaps a reference to a past trip to London. Overall, the song seems to be about a relationship where one person has more power or control, and the other person is warned that if they leave, they won't be coming back.