"EL CANTANTE (SEVILLANAS)" is a new Spanish song by Omar Montes, released on May 30, 2024. Written by Omar Montes, Eduardo Figueroa, and Jimbo Páez, and produced by Chanela Clicka, Eduardo Figueroa, and Jimbo Páez, it was published under the… Read More
EL CANTANTE (SEVILLANAS) Lyrics
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[Chorus]
and let me die
If those who are with me
They suffer some pain while I have cash-o-o
A rope around the diamond neck
Always in a golden cage, 'sa e' the life of the singer-e-e
[Verse 1]
I have as many zeros in the account as friends
But no one notices if I'm wrong, even though I smile
I'm with two Cubans, one in the kitchen and the other in my bed
But he doesn't love me, he wants to fuck fame
[Pre-Chorus]
I set the city on fire
With the bales of a hundred
[Chorus]
and let me die
If those who are with me
They suffer some pain while I have cash-o-o
A rope around the diamond neck
Always in a golden cage, 'sa e' the life of the singer-e-e
[Verse 2]
'Toy tired of this lie, of the moscone' that go to the spotlight'
But when the show ends, like Hector I feel so alone
All those mouths make me feel like I've won the lotus
They don't live my life, and they don't know why gold shines
[Pre-Chorus]
I set the city on fire
With the bales of a hundred
[Chorus]
and let me die
If those who are with me
They suffer some pain while I have cash-o-o
A rope around the diamond neck
Always in a golden cage, 'sa e' the life of the singer-e-e
[Estribillo] sets the theme by addressing the contradiction between achieving success and personal distress. The narrator expresses a preference for his loved ones to suffer while he has money, emphasizing the irony of being trapped in a "golden cage."
[Verso 1] explores the disillusionment behind fame, where wealth does not balance the lack of genuine connections. The narrator feels alone despite being surrounded by people who are more interested in his fame than his genuine company.
[Pre-Estribillo] highlights the exaggeration of the narrator's opulence, with the city burning as a metaphor for the ostentation and excess associated with his lifestyle.
[Estribillo] repeats to reaffirm the irony and emptiness the narrator feels, despite his material success.
[Verso 2] reflects the narrator's frustration with lies and appearances in the world of fame. Although people idolize him, he feels alone and disconnected, highlighting the disparity between public perception and his personal reality.
[Pre-Estribillo] repeats to emphasize the contrast between the perceived opulence and the narrator's internal reality.
[Estribillo] repeats once more to conclude with the same irony about the singer's life, ending with a reflection on the emotional cost of his success.
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About Song
"EL CANTANTE (SEVILLANAS)" is a new Spanish song by Omar Montes, released on May 30, 2024. Written by Omar Montes, Eduardo Figueroa, and Jimbo Páez, and produced by Chanela Clicka, Eduardo Figueroa, and Jimbo Páez, it was published under the OMAR MONTES label, Omar Montes' YouTube channel. It is part of the album "LÁGRIMAS DE UN MALEANTE."
The song highlights the paradox of a singer's life, where fame and success do not necessarily equate to personal happiness. Through its lyrics, Omar Montes delves into the isolation and loneliness that often accompany fame, as well as the dissatisfaction that comes despite material abundance. The central theme is a critique of the superficiality of fame and how, despite wealth and admiration, the singer struggles with internal conflict and emotional disconnection.
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The "EL CANTANTE (SEVILLANAS)" song by Omar Montes lyrics was written by Omar Montes, Eduardo Figueroa & Jimbo Páez.
The "EL CANTANTE (SEVILLANAS)" song by Omar Montes was produced by Chanela Clicka, Eduardo Figueroa & Jimbo Páez.
Omar Montes released "EL CANTANTE (SEVILLANAS)" song on May 30, 2024.
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