ADIVINO Lyrics In English Translation – Myke Towers & Bad Bunny

[Pre-Coro: Myke Towers & Bad Bunny]
In the pre-chorus, Myke Towers and Bad Bunny reflect on the relationship and how the woman no longer fits into their lives. Mentioning the woman as someone from the streets who plays with people's minds suggests a complicated and emotionally intense relationship. The mention of a night without luxurious details and the fire on the Phillie’s until it goes out creates an atmosphere of recklessness and indulgence. The term "psychologist" in the lyrics represents the mental and emotional games the woman plays.

[Coro: Myke Towers & Bad Bunny]
The chorus emphasizes moving on and accepting the changes in both parties. Myke Towers and Bad Bunny sing about how they have changed since the relationship and how time has altered their perception of each other. There’s a mix of memories and the certainty that both are thinking about the past, but the decision is to go separate ways. The repetition of the chorus underscores the importance of letting go of what was and recognizing that things are no longer the same.

[Verso 1: Myke Towers]
In the first verse, Myke Towers reflects on how the presence of the woman inspires him, yet he also considers her absence. He describes his attraction to her and how luxury and gifts are not enough to sustain the relationship. The reference to Zendaya suggests that she is a prominent and desirable figure. Despite his feelings, Myke Towers acknowledges that their relationship cannot be what it once was and expresses a desire for a new chance, though it remains uncertain.

[Pre-Coro: Myke Towers]
In this pre-chorus, Myke Towers questions why he should seek the woman when he already knows where she is. He expresses a sense of resignation and acceptance of his situation. Despite being alone and without his team, he recognizes that the woman is no longer part of his life and prefers to move on without her. The tone is one of acceptance and liberation.

[Coro: Myke Towers]
The chorus repeats the theme of moving on and accepting that the relationship has irreversibly changed. Myke Towers reminisces about the past but acknowledges that things are no longer the same and that both have changed. The repetition of the chorus emphasizes the need to move forward despite lingering memories.

[Verso 2: Bad Bunny]
In the second verse, Bad Bunny reflects on the relationship from a more introspective perspective. He ponders what they were and what they might have become after a kiss. He expresses that, despite his attraction and desire to have her back, the relationship was complicated and did not meet his expectations. He describes the woman as a "venomous devil," highlighting the complexity of her character. He acknowledges that the relationship was significant but, despite his desire to repeat past moments, both have changed and cannot return to what they were.

[Coro: Bad Bunny]
In the chorus, Bad Bunny reiterates the idea of moving on despite lingering feelings. He recognizes that the woman has changed and so has he. Despite the memories and nostalgia, he accepts that the relationship is no longer possible and that they must continue separately. The repetition of the chorus underscores the theme of acceptance and the recognition that it is better to move on.

• ADIVINO Lyrics – Myke Towers & Bad Bunny (Original)