Trucutu
Tommy Olivencia y Su Orquesta Lyrics

Ah la la la, ah la la...
The song begins with a cheerful and inviting sound.

Ven, ven, berembembembem
The singer invites everyone to join and participate in the fun and celebration with upbeat energy.

Eli bele, eli bele, eli bele, bela bala... na nia
The lyrics are a playful and nonsensical expression of excitement meant to get people moving and dancing.

Ajá...
This interjection shows enthusiasm and anticipation for what's to come.

Trucutru que sabe trucos
The artist of the song is a character who is knowledgeable in magic tricks and illusions.

Asi le dijo a su tia
The character shared their talents and skills with a relative or loved one, perhaps looking for approval or admiration.

Se me acaba la energia
Despite their abilities, the singer is feeling drained and exhausted.

Pa' levantar el matruco (Ay Dios)
The character is unable to complete a trick or illusion and expresses frustration and desperation for assistance.

Un sabio que estaba oyendo
A wise person was listening and observing the situation unfold.

De esos sabios bien pelu'os
The wise person is described as someone with a full head of hair, perhaps making them a figure of respect and authority.

Le dijo no traigas trucos
The wise person gives advice and tells the character not to rely on their tricks and sleight of hand to get by.

No es el matruco que eres tú
The wise person reminds the character that it is not their tricks or illusions that define them, but their true character and abilities.

Trucutu cu tu cu cu tu cu tu
The song repeats the name of the trickster character, emphasizing his showmanship and personality.

Salta la verja perico, brincala tu
This line gives instructions for a dance move or action, adding to the playful and energetic vibe of the song.

Yo traigo un tumbao moderno pa' trucutu
The singer claims to have a fresh and modern style for the character's signature dance or performance, perhaps suggesting a collaboration or update to their act.

Para que bailes tu y lo vacile tu mama
The singer encourages people to dance and enjoy themselves, including the character's own mother in the fun.

Cutrucu cutrucu cutrucu tu cu tu cu tu
The song repeats this nonsensical and catchy phrase, creating a memorable and fun hook.

Dice, ahí
The singer emphasizes the musical instrumentation with this brief interjection.

Bembem que eres tu
Another interjection, likely encouraging the dancers or the singer.

Zavadan zavadan zavadan
Another playful nonsense phrase, possibly meant to mimic the sound of music or cheering.

Zavadabadeva que eres tu
Similar to the previous lines, this phrase has no clear meaning but adds to the energetic and celebratory feel of the song.

Ven a bailar la rumba de trucutu mamá
The singer once again encourages people, specifically mothers, to join in the festivities and dance to the character's signature rumba beat.

Cuidao que alla viene marumba con Juan Calalu
The singer references another dance or musical style and warns people to be aware of it, perhaps teasing them or adding further excitement to the party.

Eh prende la vela y apaga la luz
The singer gives playful instructions, asking people to turn off the lights and light a candle as part of the celebration.

Ave maría que me dicen
This phrase is a somewhat confusing interjection or expression of surprise or shock.

Que se fue para la guerra mambrú
The singer references a traditional children's song or rhyme, adding another layer of cultural context and history to the lyrics.

Ven para que bailes timbero y vaciles tu
Once again, the singer encourages dancing and having fun, using a different dance style and rhythm this time.

Eh eh, eh eh eh eh ah pa' que bailes tu
A repeated phrase that simply urges people to dance and enjoy themselves, with energy and enthusiasm.

Bembembem vacilalo tu
Another playful interjection or encouragement, once again adding to the joyful and lively atmosphere of the song.

Siento un bongo mamita
The singer expresses that they can feel the rhythm and music in the air, adding to the excitement and energy of the party.

Me esta llamando a gozar
The singer feels compelled to dance and enjoy themselves, as the music calls out to them.

Para gozar candela Carmela te voy a dar
The singer suggests that people will have a great time and gives yet another dance style or beat to enjoy.

No te me salgas pa' fuera, vacilalo tu
Another playful phrase encouraging people to stay involved and enjoy the party all night long, particularly through dancing.

Eh que tú te parece' a Fumanchu Mafu
The singer makes a playful comparison to a famous character or figure, adding to the lighthearted and humorous tone of the song.

Ya se va
The song comes to a close with this simple and final phrase.

Ah la la la, ah la la...
The song ends as it began, with the same inviting and cheerful sound.

Ven, ven, berembembembem
The song ends with one final invitation to join in the dance and celebration.

Eli bele, eli bele, eli bele, bela bala... na nia
The final lyrics remain nonsensical and playful, ending the song on a joyful and lighthearted note.

Ajá...
The final interjection serves as a final expression of delight and satisfaction.