Boro Boro
Sarbel Lyrics

In the first verse of the song, Sarbel sings about being in love with someone who eventually turns on him. He says that he was once in love with them, but now he is no longer interested in being with them. He recalls being happy when he was with them, but something changed along the way. The person he was once in love with did something to him which he describes as being "sheytooni." This is a Persian word that means mischievous or devilish. Sarbel ends the verse by saying he no longer wants this person near him.

The chorus of the song reinforces Sarbel's feelings towards this person. He tells them to go away because he does not want to be around them anymore. He repeats the words "Boro Boro," which means "go away," to emphasize his desire for them to leave him alone. Even though he used to love this person, he no longer feels that way and does not want to see them again.

In the second and third verses, Sarbel reiterates his feelings towards the person. He tells the person that his heart no longer desires them and that he never wants to see them again. He feels betrayed by this person, and he ends by telling them to stay away from him.

Fact 1. "Boro Boro" is a popular song that was released by the Greek-Lebanese artist Sarbel in 2007. It was a huge success in Greece and other parts of Europe, making it one of the most popular Greek songs of all time.

Fact 2. The song incorporates elements of Greek, Persian and Turkish music and was recorded with traditional Middle Eastern instruments such as the oud, a lute-like string instrument.

Fact 3. Sarbel's full name is Sarbel Michael, and he was born in 1981 in Lebanon. He moved to Greece with his family when he was young and started his music career there in the early 2000s.

Fact 4. In addition to being a successful singer, Sarbel is also an actor and has appeared in several Greek films and TV shows over the years.

Fact 5. The music video for "Boro Boro" was directed by Vangelis Tsaousopoulos, who is one of the most well-known music video directors in Greece.

Fact 6. The song's lyrics were written by the Greek songwriter Natalia Germanou, who has also written songs for other popular Greek artists such as Despina Vandi and Sakis Rouvas.

Fact 7. The song's title "Boro Boro" is a Persian phrase that means "go away" or "get lost."

Fact 8. The song was so popular in Greece that it spawned several covers and remixes by other Greek artists, including a version by the singer Anna Vissi.

Fact 9. "Boro Boro" was included on Sarbel's debut album, also called "Boro Boro," which was released in 2007.

Fact 10. The chords for "Boro Boro" are Am, F, G, and C.