Tu y Yo
Puerto Rico All-Stars Lyrics


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Llegó la tarde ya y de mi cama me levanto
Con una resaca del tamaño del estadio
Y siento el llamado de mi café curandero
Voy a la cocina pa' hacermelo bien negro
Dios mio que sorpresa, el café no lo encuentro
Se lo ha tomado la Tati, Gumersindo y Roberto
Me he quedado sin café, con los nervios no puedo
(Yo pensé)
(Yo pensé)
(Yo pensé)
(Que tenia un poco e' café)

(Yo pensé)
(Yo pensé)
(Yo pensé)
(Que tenia un poco e' café)

Rabioso me voltee y ahí estaba Luisito
Que pa'l mercado se iba a comprar cafecito
Le di pa'que buscará del que hace abuelita
Y se fue corriendo pal' abasto de la esquina
Después de un cuarto de hora apareció mi pana
Con una docena de huevos y una bolsa de manzanas
Mi café se le ha olvidado, cy caray que desgracia

(Yo pensé)
(Yo pensé)
(Yo pensé)
(Que tu iba traer café)

(Yo pensé)
(Yo pensé)
(Yo pensé)
(Que tu iba traer café)

(Yo pensé)
(Yo pensé)
Que ibas a traer café
Porque ha llegado Roberto y Tati
Y acabaron con el
(Yo pensé)
(Yo pensé)
Pa' prepararme un guayoyo
Y acabo con ese rollo de la resaca
De una vez
(Yo pensé)
(Yo pensé)
Que tu eras mi pana
Trajiste huevo y manzanas
Y se te olvidó el café

(¿Cómo se lo toma usted?)
(Negro con leche)
El de abuela es el más especial
Más agradable para el paladar
c mi me parece
(¿Cómo se lo toma usted?)
(Negro con leche)
Café clarito o oscuro
Y eso yo se lo aseguro
Qué es lo que usted merece
(¿Cómo se lo toma usted?)
(Negro con leche)
Dos de azucar dos de cafe
Ya verá usted qué bueno es
La resaca desaparece

(Tranquilo que lo compraré)
(Del bueno que le gusta a usted)





(Tranquilo que lo compraré)
(Del bueno que le gusta a usted)

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of the song "Tú y Yo" by Puerto Rico All-Stars tell a story of someone waking up in the afternoon with a hangover and a strong desire for a cup of coffee. However, upon going to the kitchen, they discover that their coffee has been taken by others in the household. Frustrated, they ask their friend Luisito to go buy some coffee from the market, specifically the kind that their grandmother likes. However, when Luisito returns, he only brings eggs and apples, forgetting the coffee. The singer laments this forgetfulness, feeling disappointed that their friend didn't bring the very thing they needed.


The song plays with the theme of expectations and disappointments. The singer initially hopes to find coffee in the kitchen, only to realize it's been consumed by others. They then rely on their friend to bring them coffee, but their request is forgotten, leading to further frustration and disappointment. The lyrics also touch on the idea of relying on others and feeling let down when they don't fulfill our expectations.


Line by Line Meaning

Llegó la tarde ya y de mi cama me levanto
The afternoon has arrived and I get up from my bed.


Con una resaca del tamaño del estadio
With a hangover as big as the stadium.


Y siento el llamado de mi café curandero
And I feel the calling of my healing coffee.


Voy a la cocina pa' hacermelo bien negro
I go to the kitchen to make it really black.


Dios mio que sorpresa, el café no lo encuentro
Oh my God, what a surprise, I can't find the coffee.


Se lo ha tomado la Tati, Gumersindo y Roberto
Tati, Gumersindo, and Roberto have taken it.


Me he quedado sin café, con los nervios no puedo
I ran out of coffee, I can't handle the nerves.


Yo pensé
I thought


Que tenia un poco e' café
That I had a little coffee.


Rabioso me voltee y ahí estaba Luisito
Angry, I turned around and there was Luisito.


Que pa'l mercado se iba a comprar cafecito
Who was going to the market to buy some coffee.


Le di pa'que buscará del que hace abuelita
I told him to look for the one that grandma makes.


Y se fue corriendo pal' abasto de la esquina
And he ran to the corner store.


Después de un cuarto de hora apareció mi pana
After a quarter of an hour, my buddy appeared.


Con una docena de huevos y una bolsa de manzanas
With a dozen eggs and a bag of apples.


Mi café se le ha olvidado, cy caray que desgracia
He forgot my coffee, damn, what a disaster.


Yo pensé
I thought


Que tu iba traer café
That you were going to bring coffee.


Que tu iba traer café
That you were going to bring coffee.


Yo pensé
I thought


Yo pensé
I thought


Que tu iba traer café
That you were going to bring coffee.


(Yo pensé)
(I thought)


(Yo pensé)
(I thought)


(Yo pensé)
(I thought)


(Que tu iba traer café)
(That you were going to bring coffee)


(Yo pensé)
(I thought)


(Yo pensé)
(I thought)


(Yo pensé)
(I thought)


(Que tu iba traer café)
(That you were going to bring coffee)


(Yo pensé)
(I thought)


(Yo pensé)
(I thought)


Que ibas a traer café
That you were going to bring coffee.


Porque ha llegado Roberto y Tati
Because Roberto and Tati have arrived.


Y acabaron con el
And they finished it.


(Yo pensé)
(I thought)


(Yo pensé)
(I thought)


Pa' prepararme un guayoyo
To prepare myself a coffee.


Y acabo con ese rollo de la resaca
And get rid of this hangover mess.


De una vez
Once and for all.


(Yo pensé)
(I thought)


(Yo pensé)
(I thought)


Que tu eras mi pana
That you were my buddy.


Trajiste huevo y manzanas
You brought eggs and apples.


Y se te olvidó el café
And you forgot the coffee.


(¿Cómo se lo toma usted?)
(How do you take it?)


(Negro con leche)
(Black with milk)


El de abuela es el más especial
Grandma's is the most special one.


Más agradable para el paladar
More pleasant to the palate.


c mi me parece
It seems to me


(¿Cómo se lo toma usted?)
(How do you take it?)


(Negro con leche)
(Black with milk)


Café clarito o oscuro
Light or dark coffee.


Y eso yo se lo aseguro
And I can assure you that.


Qué es lo que usted merece
What you deserve.


(¿Cómo se lo toma usted?)
(How do you take it?)


(Negro con leche)
(Black with milk)


Dos de azucar dos de cafe
Two sugars, two coffees.


Ya verá usted qué bueno es
You will see how good it is.


La resaca desaparece
The hangover disappears.


(Tranquilo que lo compraré)
(Don't worry, I'll buy it)


(Del bueno que le gusta a usted)
(The good one that you like)


(Tranquilo que lo compraré)
(Don't worry, I'll buy it)


(Del bueno que le gusta a usted)
(The good one that you like)




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