El Abonero
Grupo Jalado Lyrics


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Aaaaaaaaay

Llego el abonero,
Y llego echando cueros,
Llego el abonero,
Y llego echando cueros,

Con mi sonrisa de galán,
Mi moto pa'apantallar,
Viendo que salga el marido,
No la vaya a madrugar,

Y le dije mi Rosita,
Vengo por aquellito,
Eso que usted me dijo,
Deme todo el paguito

Si se asoma el ombliguito,
A cada momentito,
Como no Rosita,
Su descuento le aplico,

Las vecinas muy contentas,
Ya se empiezan a arreglar,
Cuando escuchan esa moto,
Que pronto ya va a pasar,

El marido ya se va,
Viejo que te vaya bien,




Me dejas el dinerito,
Que yo se administrar bien.

Overall Meaning

The song "El Abonero" by Grupo Jalado tells the story of a man who works as an "abonero," a person who sells fertilizer and other farming supplies. He arrives at a house to sell his products, and he is described as a confident and charming man, riding a motorcycle to impress the women. However, he also has a cunning side, as he tells a woman named Rosita that he is there to collect a debt that she owes him. He reassures her that he will give her a discount and takes advantage of her desperation to get the money from her. The neighbors are also described as happy at the arrival of the abonero, as they know it means they will soon have access to his products.


The song is an interesting commentary on the economic realities faced by many people in rural areas of Latin America where agriculture is a major industry. The abonero is portrayed as both a helpful and cunning figure, reflecting the complex dynamics of small communities where everyone is dependent on each other. In addition, the lyrics highlight some of the gender roles and power dynamics that are present in such communities, where men are often seen as the main providers and women are left to manage the household finances. Overall, the song offers a nuanced portrayal of rural life, with a mix of humor, social critique, and cultural pride.


Line by Line Meaning

Llego el abonero,
The fertilizer vendor has arrived,


Y llego echando cueros,
And he arrives making noise,


Con mi sonrisa de galán,
With my charming smile,


Mi moto pa'apantallar,
My motorcycle to show off,


Viendo que salga el marido,
Watching out for the husband,


No la vaya a madrugar,
So he doesn't catch his wife,


Y le dije mi Rosita,
And I said to my Rosita,


Vengo por aquellito,
I'm here for that,


Eso que usted me dijo,
That thing you told me about,


Deme todo el paguito
Give me all the payment


Si se asoma el ombliguito,
If the belly button shows,


A cada momentito,
Every moment,


Como no Rosita,
Of course, Rosita,


Su descuento le aplico,
I'll give her a discount,


Las vecinas muy contentas,
The neighbors are very happy,


Ya se empiezan a arreglar,
They start to fix up,


Cuando escuchan esa moto,
When they hear that motorcycle,


Que pronto ya va a pasar,
That's about to pass by,


El marido ya se va,
The husband is already gone,


Viejo que te vaya bien,
Old man, have a good one,


Me dejas el dinerito,
You leave me the money,


Que yo se administrar bien.
I know how to manage it well.




Writer(s): oscar zacarias garcia

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