Ella es una abusadora

Adalberto Alvarez Adalberto Alvarez

The Deceptive Charms of a 'Gold Digger'

Adalberto Alvarez's song 'Ella es una abusadora' delves into the emotional turmoil and financial strain caused by a manipulative and materialistic woman. The protagonist reveals his realization that his partner is exploiting his affection and financial resources. The term 'abusadora' is repeatedly used to emphasize her exploitative nature, painting a vivid picture of a woman who takes advantage of his love and generosity without genuine affection in return.

The lyrics describe how the woman's extravagant spending habits and constant demands have left the protagonist financially drained. Despite his efforts to please her, she shows no concern for the cost or the impact on his well-being. This behavior is highlighted in lines like 'Todo lo que a ella le gusta, me lo pide sin demora' and 'Tremenda derrochadora,' which underscore her relentless and careless spending.

As the song progresses, the protagonist uncovers the truth about her intentions. He realizes that her affection is conditional, dependent on the availability of money. When the money runs out, she becomes distant, only to return when she needs more. This revelation is captured in the lines 'Todo era por interes, ni me quiere ni me adora,' indicating that her love was never genuine but driven by self-interest. The song serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of being blinded by love and the importance of recognizing and addressing manipulative behavior in relationships.

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  1. Y que tu quieres que te den
  2. Mi linda habanera
  3. Leccion de Amor
  4. Ella es una abusadora
  5. Preguntame como estoy
  6. Para Bailar Casino
  7. Deja La Mala Noche
  8. Loco Enamorado
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