Maldito Reggaeton Lyrics (English Translation) Ganlyrics

Maldito Reggaeton (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
The singer feels like they’ve almost forgotten their ex. Their memory is fading, and they don’t think about them much anymore. They no longer feel the presence of their ex, and the calls from them don’t affect them anymore. It’s a moment of realizing they’re starting to move on, but there’s a sense of finality in not answering back.

[Pre-Chorus]
The singer reflects on how they almost got over their ex and believed they were moving on, but others keep telling them they’re better off without the person. Though they thought they’d forgotten them, the emotions are still lingering, showing the difficulty of truly letting go and forgetting someone.

[Chorus]
Reggaeton music triggers old feelings, and everything starts to unravel. The song brings back memories, especially the painful reminders of the ex, like their scent. The singer curses the music for stirring up hurtful emotions, but they also can’t help but admire their ex’s dancing and physical presence, showing mixed emotions of pain and attraction.

[Verse 2]
The singer is trying to move forward, no longer focusing on the painful memories. They realize their ex lied to them, comparing their dishonesty to a corrupt system. They know they won’t return to that toxic situation, yet somehow, reggaeton music became something that helped them cope. The verse also reflects how music, despite the pain, brings some healing. The reference to “horns” is a metaphor for betrayal, and the singer acknowledges that music played a role in surviving heartbreak, even as they’re conflicted.

[Bridge]
The singer only recalls the beautiful gestures from their ex, like the roses, but now those memories feel painful. They hold onto the thorns, representing the hurt that came with the love. The ex once seemed to bring light into their life, but now their heart feels cold and distant, almost numb from the pain.

[Pre-Chorus]
The singer is still processing the emotions, even though they thought they were over the relationship. They reflect on how others believe they’d be better off letting go, but there’s still a part of them that struggles with the idea of moving on, even after all the advice and time passed.

[Chorus]
The music brings back all the emotions, and the singer’s heart still aches whenever they think of their ex’s scent. Reggaeton now feels like a painful reminder, and they curse it for making everything feel worse, even as they are still drawn to the memories of their ex’s physical presence and dancing.

[Outro]
In the outro, the artists mention their names and acknowledge the song’s journey, with a catchy, almost playful vibe. It closes with the recurring theme of reggaeton triggering emotional turmoil, as the singer’s heart still hurts every time the memories or reminders of their ex resurface, adding a final touch of emotional conflict and connection to the music.