Chica En Estado

El Roockie El Roockie

A Plea for Love and Reconciliation

El Roockie's song "Chica En Estado" is a heartfelt plea from a man to his estranged lover, who is pregnant with his child. The song opens with a direct appeal to the woman, urging her to listen to her heart rather than her mind. He emphasizes that their unborn child is a part of him, symbolizing a deep connection that should not be ignored. This sets the stage for a narrative filled with regret, longing, and a desire for reconciliation.

The lyrics reveal that the woman did not inform him of her pregnancy, leading to his departure. He expresses his sorrow and frustration, blaming her pride and external influences for their separation. The man feels betrayed by her belief in false accusations against him, which caused him immense suffering. Now that the truth is out, he begs for a chance to be with her and their child, highlighting his unwavering love and the pain of their separation.

Throughout the song, El Roockie uses vivid imagery and emotional appeals to convey his desperation. He imagines a future where their child grows up, constantly reminding the mother of him. He envisions the child aspiring to be like his father, further emphasizing the inescapable bond between them. The repeated pleas for her to return and the depiction of his heartache underscore the depth of his feelings. The song is a poignant exploration of love, regret, and the hope for a second chance, wrapped in the cultural context of familial bonds and personal redemption.

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  1. Me Tienes Que Olvidar
  2. Dile Laverdad
  3. Mi Único Amor
  4. Niño de Mi Alma
  5. Buay Del Barrio
  6. Por Si Tu La Vez
  7. Sigue Bailando
  8. Qien Es El Buay
  9. Vengo de la casa de ella
  10. Que Ganas de Amarte
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