Juan Pardo (guitar vocals)
Fernando Arbex (drums vocals)
Antonio "Junior"Morales (guitar vocals)
Manolo Gonzalez (bass)
Soon after they contracted with Zafiro Records, the record compay released their record on the new sub label called Novola.In Nov '64 they debuted with a LP and two EPs and 2 singles.
Some songs they sung in English and another in Spanish.One of those singles,"Flamenco" got to Number one in Spain in early 1965. It was fab spanish flamenco rock.They did more Top one hits like "Borracho" and "Tu Me Dijiste Adios".Their second album, called 'Los Brincos' was released in a box with a 12 page colour booklet.
In late 1966, Juan & Junior left the band to pursue a career as a pop duo. Fernando and Manolo soldiered on and recruited Vicente and Ricky for the new Brincos. With a heavier pop sound, they kept releasing good singles in 1967. In 1968, they somewhat mellowed their sound. After releasing 3 more albums, they disbanded in the early 70's.
A mi con esas
Los Brincos Lyrics
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Que ya no te fías de mi
A mi con esas no me vegas
Que tu no me puedes mentir
Lo que te pasa es que no sabes lo que quieres
Y yo no quiero soportar a las mujeres como tu
Tu volveras porque me quieres
Y por que te lo digo yo
Que estoy seguro de tu amor
Lo que te pasa es que no sabes lo que quieres
Y yo no quiero soportar a las mujeres
A mi con esas
Otra vez a mi con esas
Cuando te aclares me lo dices
Y date prisa por favor
Que el tiempo pasa volando
Sino me buscare otro amor
Lo que te pasa es que no sabes lo que quieres
Y yo no quiero soportar a las mujeres... se acabó
Subida por: pacoordiales
The lyrics of Los Brincos's song A Mí Con Esas explore a classic theme of a love triangle. The singer hears rumors that his lover is seeing someone else and confronts her. He tells her not to try to deceive him, as he knows she can't lie to him. He believes that she is confused and doesn't know what she wants. However, he is not willing to put up with this kind of behavior from her. The song's narrator warns her to stop trying to play games with him and to let him know when she has made up her mind about what she wants. If not, he will move on and find someone else. In the end, the singer decides that he has had enough and ends the relationship.
The lyrics use a combination of direct language and poetic imagery to convey a complex emotional state. They also highlight the power dynamics between the singer and his lover, who is portrayed as indecisive and manipulative. At the same time, the singer seems to be struggling to come to terms with the end of the relationship, as indicated by the repetition of the phrase "a mi con esas" (don't try to fool me).
Overall, Los Brincos's A Mí Con Esas is a well-crafted song that reflects the tensions and uncertainties of romantic relationships.
Line by Line Meaning
Me han dicho que te vas con otro
I have heard that you are leaving me for someone else.
Que ya no te fías de mi
You no longer trust me.
A mi con esas no me vegas
I don't fall for those tricks.
Que tu no me puedes mentir
You can't lie to me.
Lo que te pasa es que no sabes lo que quieres
You don't know what you want.
Y yo no quiero soportar a las mujeres como tu
And I don't want to deal with women like you.
Tu volveras porque me quieres
You will come back to me because you love me.
Y por que te lo digo yo
And because I am telling you so.
No te molestes en pensarlo
Don't bother thinking about it.
Que estoy seguro de tu amor
Because I am sure of your love.
A mi con esas
I'm not that easily fooled.
Otra vez a mi con esas
Don't try that trick on me again.
Cuando te aclares me lo dices
When you figure things out, let me know.
Y date prisa por favor
And please hurry up.
Que el tiempo pasa volando
Time is flying by.
Si no me buscare otro amor
Otherwise, I'll find someone else to love.
Lo que te pasa es que no sabes lo que quieres
You don't know what you want.
Y yo no quiero soportar a las mujeres... se acabó
And I'm done dealing with women like you.
Writer(s): Arbex Miro Jose Fernando, Morales Barretto Antonio, Pardo Suarez Juan Ignacio, Callejo Martinez Losa Maria De Las Nieves, Gonzalez Martinez Carot Manuel
Contributed by Chase W. Suggest a correction in the comments below.