Maldito Reggaeton Lyrics by Juliana COL, Esteban Rojas is a latest Spanish song in the voices of Juliana COL, Esteban Rojas. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new Maldito Reggaeton song lyrics are also written by Juliana COL, Esteban Rojas. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. It and Esteban Rojas is a song about the emotional rollercoaster of trying to move on from a past relationship. The singer reflects on almost forgetting the person, but every time reggaeton plays, it brings back painful memories and feelings. Despite telling themselves they’re over it, the music stirs up emotions, making it harder to let go. The song mixes pain with a sense of irony, as reggaeton, which is both a trigger for the past heartbreak and a comfort, becomes a symbol of the struggle to move forward.
Maldito Reggaeton Lyrics
[Letra de “Maldito Reggaeton”]
[Verso 1: Juliana]
Ya casi se borró la huella
Ya casi no te pienso na’
Ya no me encuentro tu silueta con las luces apagadas
Se me hizo eterno tu recuerdo
Y me valen mierda tus llamadas
Ahora ya sabes qué se siente que no contestaras
[Pre-Coro: Juliana & Esteban Rojas]
Casi me deshago de ti
Casi estoy del otro lado, y yo, oh-oh
Todos dicen que me irá mejor sin ti
Y me creí que ya te había olvidado
(¿Y qué pasó, mi amor?)
[Coro: Juliana]
Pero me pusieron reggaetón, -ó-ó-ón
Y todo se me jodió, oh-oh-oh
Aún me duele el corazón
Siempre que alguien me recuerda tu olor
Dios maldiga el reggaetón, -ó-ó-ón
Que todo me lo jodió, oh-oh-oh
Sigue bailando, mi amor
Que a mi me gusta tu dancing, tu cuerpo, oh-oh-oj
[Verso 2: Esteban Rojas]
Ya no me acuerdo de los malos recuerdo’
Estoy ganando y casi me pierdo
Vos saliste mentirosa así como el gobierno
Ya me la hiciste, yo por allá no vuelvo
Que cosas te devuelvo
Si fue el reggaetón que me salvó la vida
Mi amor, ahí si estamos de acuerdo
Mesero, sirva que con un sorbo voy a escribirme un verbo
Tráigame un lápiz, véndame un pucho que a lo mejor no vuelvo
Esta es la historia de un corazón que lo vistieron con cuernos
Pero fue el reggaetón que me salvó la vida
Mi amor, ahí si todos estamos de acuerdo
[Puente: Juliana]
Y ahora solo recuerdo
Las rosas que me daba’
Yo aguantando la espina
Con las manos cortadas
Me bajaste la luna en la sucursal del cielo
Y ahora mi corazón parece hecho de hielo
[Pre-Coro: Juliana]
Casi me deshago de ti
Y aún así escribí esta canción
Todos dicen que me irá mejor sin ti
Que dejarte ir será mi bendición
[Coro: Juliana]
Pero me pusieron reggaetón, -ó-ó-ón
Y todo se me jodió
Aún me duele el corazón
Siempre que alguien me recuerda tu olor
Dios maldiga el reggaetón, -ó-ó-ón
Que todo me lo jodió, oh-oh-oh
Sigue bailando mi amor
Que a mi me gusta tu dancing, tu cuerpo, oh-oh
[Outro: Juliana & Esteban Rojas]
(Piu-piu)
Uh-oh-oh-oh, yeah
Da-ra-ra-ra, da-ra-ra-ra-re
Yeah, Legreti
Juliana, la colombiana
La Nue’
Esteban Rojas, pá
Cali Cartel, vos sabe’
Yeah
Pero me pusieron reggaetón, -ó-ó-ón
Y todo se me jodió, oh-oh-oh
Aún me duele el corazón
Siempre que alguien me recuerda tu olor
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Maldito Reggaeton Lyrics Meaning
[Verso 1]
In this verse, the singer reflects on how the memory of the person is almost gone. They no longer think about them much, and their presence feels distant. The emotional pain has faded, and they don’t even care about the person’s calls anymore. They’ve reached a point where they are finally starting to move on.
[Pre-Coro]
The singer admits that they were almost able to forget the person and move on. Everyone around them says they’ll be better without them, and they believed they had already let go. But something happened, and they realize they haven’t completely moved on as they thought.
[Coro]
In the chorus, the singer expresses how reggaeton music makes everything worse. Whenever the music plays, it triggers painful memories of the past relationship, especially the scent of the person. Despite the pain, they can’t help but still be drawn to the memories, and they feel conflicted as they still enjoy dancing to the music, even though it brings back hurt.
[Verso 2]
In this verse, Esteban reflects on how he’s trying to move past the relationship. He says that he’s almost forgotten the bad memories and is doing better. He feels betrayed, comparing the person’s lies to a corrupt government. Despite the hurt, he humorously acknowledges that reggaeton has helped him heal and distract himself from the pain. He even imagines himself making a new beginning, rejecting the past but also recognizing that reggaeton was a comfort during the tough times.
[Puente]
In the bridge, Juliana recalls the sweet moments from the past, like the roses she received, but with a bittersweet twist. She talks about enduring the emotional pain (symbolized by the thorns) and the contrast between the love she once felt and the coldness she now feels. The heart seems numb after the betrayal.
[Pre-Coro]
The singer once again reflects on how they almost let go of the person, but they’re still struggling. Writing the song itself is a form of emotional release, even though others say they will be better off without the person. Letting go feels like it would be a blessing, yet the process is painful.
[Coro]
Once again, reggaeton becomes the trigger for emotional turmoil. The song expresses how, despite trying to heal, the music reminds the singer of their past lover. The memories cause heartache, but there’s a sense of conflict, as the music also brings a form of pleasure in dancing and remembering their lover’s physical presence.
[Outro]
In the outro, the song ends with a playful tone, mentioning the artists and a bit of background banter. The singer reflects on the central theme that reggaeton, despite causing emotional distress, is still deeply connected to the memories of the past love. There’s a mix of finality and humor in the outro, highlighting the complex relationship with both the music and the past.
FAQs
Q. Who has sung Maldito Reggaeton song?
A. Maldito Reggaeton song is sung by Juliana COL, Esteban Rojas.
Q. Who wrote Maldito Reggaeton lyrics?
A. Maldito Reggaeton lyrics are penned by Juliana COL, Esteban Rojas.
Q. Who has given the music of Maldito Reggaeton song?
A. Maldito Reggaeton music is composed and produced by Juliana COL, Esteban Rojas.
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