Ahora Me Dejas

Damas Gratis Damas Gratis

Heartbreak and Betrayal in 'Ahora Me Dejas'

Damas Gratis, a popular Argentine cumbia band, delivers a poignant tale of heartbreak and betrayal in their song 'Ahora Me Dejas.' The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a relationship that has come to a painful end. The protagonist is left devastated as their partner leaves them after getting what they once asked for. This sense of betrayal is compounded by the broken promises that were made, with the partner having assured that they would never change and would always stay by their side.

The repetition of the lines 'Ahora me dejas / Porque conseguiste / Lo que un dia me pediste / Y ahora te vas' emphasizes the shock and disbelief of the protagonist. They are grappling with the sudden departure of their loved one, who had once promised unwavering loyalty. The use of the phrase 'mi negra' adds a personal and intimate touch, highlighting the deep emotional connection that has now been severed.

The chorus, 'No te puedo olvidar / Mi amor mi amor / Se que sufriras como sufro yo,' reveals the depth of the protagonist's pain and their belief that their former partner will eventually feel the same sorrow. This shared suffering underscores the universality of heartbreak, making the song relatable to anyone who has experienced a similar loss. Damas Gratis's signature cumbia rhythm adds a layer of irony to the melancholic lyrics, creating a contrast that enhances the emotional impact of the song.

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  1. Tres Teclados
  2. Ahora Me Dejas
  3. La Chica Pura
  4. Triste Palomita
  5. No Eres Para Mi
  6. Fuiste a La Monica
  7. Vitamina
  8. Costumbres (part. Ke Personajes)
  9. Ahora No Tomo Mas, Menos Tampoco
  10. Menea para mi
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