Devuelveme a Mi Chica

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The Heartache of Lost Love in 'Devuelveme a Mi Chica'

The song 'Devuelveme a Mi Chica' by Bacilos narrates the emotional turmoil of a person who has lost their love to someone else. The lyrics express the protagonist's pain and desperation as they see their former partner with a new, seemingly more affluent individual. The mention of the 'ford fiesta blanco' and 'jersey amarillo' symbolizes the material possessions that the new partner has, which might have influenced the girl's decision to leave. The protagonist is left crying in their room, feeling helpless and engulfed by the situation.

The chorus, 'Sufre mamón, devuelveme a mi chica,' which translates to 'Suffer, jerk, give me back my girl,' reflects the protagonist's desire for revenge and the return of their love. The threat of using 'polvos pica pica,' a type of itching powder, is a metaphor for the protagonist's wish to cause discomfort to the rival as a form of retribution. This reflects the intense emotions of jealousy and the desire to reclaim what was lost.

The song also touches on themes of obsession and the inability to move on. The protagonist's actions, such as burning the rival's sweater and planning to sabotage his car, indicate a deep-seated vendetta and a refusal to accept the end of the relationship. The repeated line 'Tu me quitaste lo que mas queria' ('You took away what I loved the most') emphasizes the protagonist's sense of betrayal and loss. The song captures the raw feelings associated with heartbreak and the irrational actions that can stem from it.

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  3. Tabaco y Chanel
  4. Guerras Perdidas
  5. Pasos de Gigante
  6. Devuelveme a Mi Chica
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  9. Si Nos Dejan
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