Estando en el estudio de Discos Fuentes en Medellín, Fruko, quien por entonces era desconocido, entró a una grabación de Los Corraleros, para mostrarles un golpe de tambor que él mismo había inventado. Así que en parte la carrera de Fruko, quien luego daría un impulso al cantante el Joe Arroyo, nacieron con esta importante Orquesta.
Suéltala Pa Que Se Defienda
Los Corraleros De Majagual Lyrics
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Vaya niña
En un baile que yo estaba
Tocaban Los Corraleros
Las pavitas a montones
Le gritaban desde lejos
Pa' que se defienda (así es que es)
Suéltala (por ahí na' má')
Y ella baila sola (rico niña)
Suéltala (ajá)
Pa' que se defienda (mírala)
Suéltala (suéltala)
Y ella baila sola
Estando yo en una fiesta
Tranquilo me divertía
Las chicas a cada instante
De esta manera decían
Suéltala (upa)
Pa' que se defienda (sabor)
Suéltala (ajá)
Y ella baila sola (mira, oye)
Suéltala (suéltala)
Pa' que se defienda (no me diga)
Suéltala (rico)
Y ella baila sola
En Caracas, Maracaibo
Barquisimeto, Valencia
La gente cuando ve a Kike
Le gritan con insistencia
Suéltala (oye)
Pa' que se defienda (mira, mira, mira)
Suéltala (suéltala niño)
Y ella baila sola (pa' que se defienda)
Suéltala (déjala tranquila)
Pa' que se defienda (ajá)
Suéltala (uopa)
Y ella baila sola (ahí)
The song "Sueltala Pa' Que Se Defienda" by Los Corraleros De Majagual is a fun track that celebrates female independence and confidence on the dance floor. The lyrics describe a party where the band Los Corraleros is playing and the women in the crowd are being encouraged to dance by their friends. One girl in particular is being singled out by the others, and the chorus repeatedly tells someone to "sueltala," which means "let her go," so she can dance alone and show off her skills.
The song is upbeat and full of energy, with a catchy melody that is easy to dance to. The use of repetition in the chorus helps to make the song memorable and encourages audience participation. It is also an interesting cultural artifact that reflects the traditional gender roles and expectations of Latin American societies. The idea of a woman dancing alone and showing off her abilities might have been seen as transgressive or controversial at the time of its release, but the song celebrates this kind of behavior and encourages women to be confident and assertive in their own right.
Line by Line Meaning
Llegó el sabor, Kiko Cervantes, ajá
The excitement has arrived, it's Kiko Cervantes, yes
Vaya niña
Wow, that girl
En un baile que yo estaba
At a dance that I was at
Tocaban Los Corraleros
Los Corraleros were playing
Las pavitas a montones
Many young women
Le gritaban desde lejos
Yelling to her from far away
Suéltala (ajá)
Release her (yeah)
Pa' que se defienda (así es que es)
So she can defend herself (that's how it is)
Suéltala (por ahí na' má')
Release her (just like that)
Y ella baila sola (rico niña)
And she dances alone (such a rich girl)
Suéltala (ajá)
Release her (yeah)
Pa' que se defienda (mírala)
So she can defend herself (look at her)
Suéltala (suéltala)
Release her (let her go)
Y ella baila sola
And she dances alone
Estando yo en una fiesta
While at a party
Tranquilo me divertía
Relaxing and having fun
Las chicas a cada instante
The girls at every moment
De esta manera decían
Were saying these things
Suéltala (upa)
Release her (up)
Pa' que se defienda (sabor)
So she can defend herself (flavor)
Suéltala (ajá)
Release her (yeah)
Y ella baila sola (mira, oye)
And she dances alone (look, listen)
Suéltala (suéltala)
Release her (let her go)
Pa' que se defienda (no me diga)
So she can defend herself (don't tell me)
Suéltala (rico)
Release her (how rich)
Y ella baila sola
And she dances alone
En Caracas, Maracaibo
In Caracas, Maracaibo
Barquisimeto, Valencia
Barquisimeto, Valencia
La gente cuando ve a Kike
People, when they see Kike
Le gritan con insistencia
Shout persistently at him
Suéltala (oye)
Release her (listen)
Pa' que se defienda (mira, mira, mira)
So she can defend herself (look, look, look)
Suéltala (suéltala niño)
Release her (let her go, boy)
Y ella baila sola (pa' que se defienda)
And she dances alone (so she can defend herself)
Suéltala (déjala tranquila)
Release her (leave her alone)
Pa' que se defienda (ajá)
So she can defend herself (yeah)
Suéltala (uopa)
Release her (up)
Y ella baila sola (ahí)
And she dances alone (there)
Lyrics © Peermusic Publishing
Written by: Luis Gonzales, J. Campos
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