Lambada
Salsaloco De Cuba Lyrics

These lyrics are from Salsaloco De Cuba's song Lambada, which is a Spanish adaptation of the Brazilian song "Llorando Se Fue" by Los Kjarkas. The lyrics reflect on lost love and the pain that comes with it. The first two lines are "Llorando se fue, quien un dia me hizo llorar" which translates to "Crying she left, who one day made me cry." The repetition of this line emphasizes the sorrow felt by the singer.

The next set of lines, "Llorando estará, recordando el amor que un día no supo cuidar" translates to "Crying she will be, remembering the love she once did not know how to take care of." This suggests that the relationship ended because one or both parties failed to nurture it. The following line, "El recuerdo irá con él donde esté, el recuerdo estará siempre con él" means "The memory will go with him wherever he goes, the memory will always be with him." This speaks to the idea that even when someone moves on or tries to forget, memories of lost love can remain with them.

The last set of lines, "Danza sol y mar guardaré en el othar, el amor perdido encontraras lambando estaré al recordar que este amor por un tiempo fue el rey" translates to "I will keep dance, sun, and sea in the Othar, you will find the lost love, I will be 'lambando' while remembering that this love was once the king." This can be interpreted as the singer moving on, but still holding onto the memory of the lost love. The use of the word "lambando" refers to the Lambada dance, which was popular in Brazil and other Latin American countries in the late 1980s.