"LA SEVILLANA (SEVILLANAS)" is a new Spanish song by Omar Montes, released on April 8, 2024. Written by Omar Montes, Jimbo Páez, Eduardo Figueroa, Tunvao, Salcedo Leyry, Jaque Original, Juan Contreras Montoya, Diego Bae, Marco Ortega Martin, and Óscar Barrul,… Read More
LA SEVILLANA (SEVILLANAS) Lyrics
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[Intro: Lola Romero]
At least give me a sevillana, mor
[Verse 1: Omar Montes]
I have a friend in Seville who wants me to come see her
That she wants me to come see her
I have a friend in Seville who wants me to come see her
She has been writing to me for a long time so that I can escape with her
So that I can escape with her
He has been writing to me for a long time
In her little eye 'two stars'
I've only seen her in a photo, I'm dying to meet her
[Chorus: Omar Montes]
She takes away my feelings, she calls me at the wrong time
That dancer, I tied her hair up, she has stolen my heart
[Verse 2: Omar Montes]
A custom-made dress that is full of polka dots (Eh)
that is full of moons'
A custom-made dress that is full of polka dots
It fits well, but I loose the ruffles.
But I loose the steering wheel
It fits well'
There are many boyfriends coming out
It's just that she's crazy about me and I'm crazy about kissing you.
[Chorus: Omar Montes]
It takes away my feelings, she calls me at the wrong time
That dancer, I tied her hair up, she has stolen my heart
[Verse 3: Omar Montes]
There is nothing left to see you and tomorrow I sing in Triana
Tomorrow I sing in Triana
There's nothing left to see you, tomorrow I sing in Triana
I want to get lost with you at the fair at dawn
The early morning fair
I want to get lost with you
Then sleep in your bed
That body is a crime, they stop it at customs
[Chorus: Omar Montes]
It takes away my feelings, it calls me at the wrong time
That dancer, I tied her hair up, she has stolen my heart
[Interlude: Omar Montes & Lola Romero]
Oh no, daddy
I'm not from Seville, but I'll dance whatever you want
What happen dear?
I just saw your story with the polka dot dress
You are precious
[Verse 4: Omar Montes]
One night is enough for me to know that I love you
To know that I love you
One night is enough for me to know that I love you
I'm going to take you with me, travel the whole world
Travel around the world
I'm going to take you with me
Three meters over the sky
I never sang sevillana, but for you I'm going to do it
[Chorus: Omar Montes]
It takes away my feelings, it calls me at the wrong time
That dancer, with her hair up, has stolen my heart
[Intro: Lola Romero] sets the tone by introducing the narrator's desire to experience a sevillana, creating an atmosphere of anticipation and longing.
[Verso 1] reveals the narrator's admiration for a woman in Sevilla, whom he has only seen in photos and communicated with through messages. The mention of her "eyes" and the desire to meet her in person underscores his fascination and the impact she has had on him despite not knowing her personally.
[Estribillo] reflects the effect the woman has on the narrator, who feels emotionally overwhelmed and attracted to her. The repeated phrase "me quita el sentío'" and the description of her as a "bailaora" with her hair up emphasize the strong attraction and emotional impact she has on him.
[Verso 2] continues with a description of the woman and her clothing, highlighting how her style and presence have captured the narrator's attention. The mention of the dress with "lunare'" and his emotional connection with her emphasize his fascination with her appearance and personality.
[Estribillo] is repeated to reinforce the idea of the narrator's strong attraction to the woman, with an emphasis on how she has "stolen his heart."
[Verso 3] shows the narrator's urgency to meet her before his performance in Triana and his desire to spend time together at the fair and sleep in her bed. The reference to "a body being a crime" suggests an attraction so intense it almost feels illegal.
[Interludio: Omar Montes & Lola Romero] adds a playful and affectionate dialogue, reinforcing the connection between the two and highlighting the narrator's admiration and attraction.
[Verso 4] concludes with the narrator's determination to commit to the woman, expressing his willingness to travel the world with her and do things he has never done before, like singing sevillanas. The lyrics highlight his desire to build a meaningful and lasting relationship.
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About Song
"LA SEVILLANA (SEVILLANAS)" is a new Spanish song by Omar Montes, released on April 8, 2024. Written by Omar Montes, Jimbo Páez, Eduardo Figueroa, Tunvao, Salcedo Leyry, Jaque Original, Juan Contreras Montoya, Diego Bae, Marco Ortega Martin, and Óscar Barrul, the song was produced by Chanela Clicka, Eduardo Figueroa, and Jimbo Páez. Released under the OmarMontes label, the track is part of the album "LÁGRIMAS DE UN MALEANTE."
The song explores the narrator's admiration and attraction to a woman from Sevilla who has captivated him with her style and presence. The central theme revolves around romantic desire and the longing to meet this special person. Through references to fashion, dance, and the wish to spend time together, the lyrics highlight the narrator's passion and enthusiasm for this potential relationship.
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The "LA SEVILLANA (SEVILLANAS)" song is sung by Omar Montes.
The "LA SEVILLANA (SEVILLANAS)" song by Omar Montes lyrics was written by Omar Montes, Jimbo Páez, Eduardo Figueroa, Tunvao, Salcedo Leyry, Jaque Original, Juan Contreras Montoya, Diego Bae, Marco Ortega Martin & Óscar Barrul.
The "LA SEVILLANA (SEVILLANAS)" song by Omar Montes was produced by Chanela Clicka, Eduardo Figueroa & Jimbo Páez.
Omar Montes released "LA SEVILLANA (SEVILLANAS)" song on Apr 8, 2024.
