Se Me Van Los Pies
Susana Baca Lyrics
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My waist, hips and my shoulders too
Oh, how my feet go!
With my hips
How my feet go
With my waist
How my feet go
How my feet go
With the marinera
How my feet go
With the zamacueca
They go to Chincha
The zamacueca
The marinera
The carapulca
To San Francisco
To New York
Mira que se me van los pies
Mira que se me van los pies
Mira que se me van los pies
Mira que se me van los pies
La cintura, la cadera
why los hombros también
Ay se me van se me van
Se me van los pies
Ay se me van se me van
Se me van los pies
Con la cadera
Se me van los pies
Con la cintura
Se me van los pies
Con el cajón
Se me van los pies
La marinera
Se me van los pies
La zamacueca
Se me van los pies
Se me van
Se me van los pies
Pa? chincha se van
La zamacueca
La marinera
La carapulca
Se me van
Se me van
Pa' San Francisco
Pa' Nueva York
Se me van
Se me van...
In Susana Baca's song Se Me Van Los Pies, the singer expresses her joy and enthusiasm for dancing. The chorus repeats the phrase "Mira que se me van los pies" which means "Look how my feet go," indicating her inability to keep still. The song mentions different types of dances that make her feet move, such as the cajón, marinera, and zamacueca. She also sings about going to different places where the dances originated, like Chincha for zamacueca and San Francisco and New York for other types of dances.
The lyrics suggest that the singer has mastered different styles of dance and enjoys performing them. The use of body parts like waist, hips, and shoulders indicates that dancing is a full-body experience for her. The excitement in her voice is contagious, inviting the listener to join in the celebration of movement and music.
This song is a tribute to Afro-Peruvian music and dance. It showcases the vibrant and diverse culture of Peru, where many different styles of music and dance originate. Through this song, Susana Baca highlights the importance of celebrating cultural heritage and embracing diversity.
Line by Line Meaning
Look how my feet go
See how my feet move rhythmically
My waist, hips and my shoulders too
My movements aren't limited to just my feet; my entire body moves in sync with the beat
Oh, how my feet go!
My feet are moving in a way that even surprises me
With my hips
My feet follow the movements of my hips
With my waist
My feet match the movements of my waist
With the cajón
My feet keep pace with the percussion instrument called cajón
With the marinera
My feet dance in time with the Marinera, a traditional Peruvian dance
With the zamacueca
My feet dance to the rhythm of the Zamacueca, a popular dance in Peru
They go to Chincha
The dances I'm performing take me to Chincha, a city in Peru known for its Afro-Peruvian culture
The zamacueca
Specifically, I'm dancing the Zamacueca as I move my feet
The marinera
I'm also dancing the Marinera with my feet and body
The carapulca
I haven't mentioned this before, but I'm also performing the Carapulca, a traditional Andean dish that is enjoyed with music and dance
To San Francisco
The music and dances I'm performing take me all the way to San Francisco
To New York
And even to New York, a city known for its diverse arts and culture scene
Ay se me van se me van
My feet just keep going and going
Se me van los pies
My feet are almost moving involuntarily
Con la cadera
As I move my hips, my feet move along as well
Con la cintura
My waist movements are mirrored by my feet
Con el cajón
The beat of the cajón propels my feet and body forward
La marinera
As I dance the Marinera, my feet seem to have a mind of their own
La zamacueca
I'm having a blast dancing the Zamacueca, even if my feet are in charge at this point
Pa? chincha se van
I'm once again transported back to Chincha as I dance
La carapulca
I don't want to forget the Carapulca, which is such an important part of this musical and cultural experience
Pa' San Francisco
As my feet keep going, I can't help but think about how far the music and dance has taken me
Pa' Nueva York
And how much farther it can still take me, even to New York City
Se me van
My feet are still moving, and I'm swept up in the passion and energy of the moment
Se me van los pies
My feet are unstoppable, and I'm happy to keep dancing as long as they keep moving
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¡¡¡Pensar que soy argentino hasta el tuétano, pero sin embargo esta música ,Esta poesía esta interpretación maravillosa de esta mujer increíble que ha dado Perú al mundo me llega al corazón !!
¡¡ me hace amar mucho más a ese país y su cultura!!
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Amo a Susana Baca, es una de las mejores representantes de nuestra cultura Afro peruana
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Hermosa canción, Susana Baca tremenda artista, hermosa señora
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¡VAYA SONIDO AFROPERUANO!, FELICIDADES SUSANA BACA, ES USTED.... EXTRAORDINARIA.... FELICIDADES. UN SALUDO AFECTUOSO DESDE PUEBLA, MÉXICO.
Daniel Cornejo
Amo a Susana Baca! Lo más grande del vecino país. Qué espectacular esta musica
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Grande mi Susana Baca, todo lo hace superlativo... orgulloso con mi cultura afroperuana, "mira que se me van los pies"