Abusadora
La Billo's Caracas Boy's Lyrics
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Qué hiciste, abusadora. Qué hiciste, abusadora
Qué hiciste, abusadora. Què hiciste, abusadora
Abusadora, abusadora, abusadora, abusadora
Abusadora, abusadora
Tú me dejaste, tú no me querías
Cuando me dejaste tú no me querias
Yo vivía sufriendo de noche y de día
Ahora quieres que vuelva contigo
Ahora quieres que vuelva contigo
Pero es que yo no quiero ser tu amigo
Pero es que yo no quiero ser tu amigo
. (dos veces)
La mujer que quise me dejó y se fue
La mujer que quise me dejó y se fue
Y ahora ella quisiera volver
Y ahora ella quisiera volver
Ueepa, ahí no más.
The lyrics to "Abusadora" by La Billo's Caracas Boy's describes a man who was a victim of mistreatment and emotional abuse from a woman he loved. The use of repetition in the chorus emphasizes the man's unresolved anger towards the woman who hurt him. The lyrics convey a sense of resentment towards the woman who left him and made him suffer, but is now trying to reconcile with him. The man is not interested in rekindling their relationship, but the woman wants him back, which is evident in the line "Ahora quieres que vuelva contigo," and this shows the complexity of the situation.
The words "Merengue ripeao, compadre" at the beginning of the song refer to the musical style of the song, which is merengue, a popular genre of music and dance in the Dominican Republic. The song's title "Abusadora," or "Abuser" in English, sets the tone for the song's theme, which is one of heartbreak and betrayal. The lyrics convey the message that emotional abuse is a form of harm that is just as hurtful as physical abuse, and it can leave lasting scars for those who experience it.
Overall, "Abusadora" by La Billo's Caracas Boy's is a powerful and emotional song that speaks to the pain of being mistreated in a relationship. It shows that love can be complicated, and sometimes it's not enough to make a relationship work. The use of merengue helps to convey the emotion of the lyrics and gives the song a lively and festive feel.
Line by Line Meaning
Merengue ripeao, compadre...
Let's dance some lively merengue music, my friend.
Qué hiciste, abusadora. Qué hiciste, abusadora
What did you do, abusive woman? What did you do, abusive woman?
Abusadora, abusadora, abusadora, abusadora
Abusive woman, abusive woman, abusive woman, abusive woman.
Tú me dejaste, tú no me querías
You left me, you did not love me.
Cuando me dejaste tú no me querias
When you left me, you did not love me.
Vivía sufriendo de noche y de día
I was suffering day and night.
Yo vivía sufriendo de noche y de día
I was suffering day and night.
Ahora quieres que vuelva contigo
Now you want me to come back to you.
Pero es que yo no quiero ser tu amigo
But I don't want to be your friend.
. (dos veces)
Refrain (repeated twice)
La mujer que quise me dejó y se fue
The woman I loved left me and went away.
Y ahora ella quisiera volver
And now she would like to come back.
Ueepa, ahí no más.
An exclamation to express excitement or approval.
Contributed by Alex P. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@carlitosrey738
Otra tripleta, con ese tema: Joseíto Mateo, Wilfrido Vargas, Billo's. En este la güira se repica como en la orquesta de Joseíto.
@marcelorodrigues5483
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