BARRANQUILLERA.

The song 'BARRANQUILLERA' by Binomio de Oro de América is a vibrant homage to the women of Barranquilla, a city on the northern coast of Colombia. The lyrics celebrate the allure and charm of these women, who are renowned for their beauty and captivating presence. The repeated chorus, 'Barranquilleras, barranquilleras, ustedes tienen mucha fama,' underscores the widespread admiration and fame that Barranquilleras enjoy.

The narrative within the song tells the story of a man who becomes enamored with a Barranquillera. Despite his initial advances being met with silence, he remains persistent. The lyrics, 'A ella le pedí que me quisiera, no me contestó ni una palabra,' reflect his initial disappointment. However, his perseverance pays off when he returns to Barranquilla after a couple of months, and the woman who once ignored him runs to greet him. This change of heart is captured in the lines, 'Ya fue cediendo, ya fue cediendo, la que no me quería contestar.'

The song also highlights the affectionate and delightful nature of Barranquilleras. The playful exchange towards the end, 'Oye Rafa y como son esas barranquilleras, ay, son cariñosas, son muy hermosas, son muy sabrosas, son cariñosas,' emphasizes their loving and beautiful qualities. Binomio de Oro de América, known for their vallenato music, uses this song to paint a vivid picture of the cultural and emotional landscape of Barranquilla, celebrating its women and their irresistible charm.