Bronceado

The song 'Bronceado' by Marama is a vibrant celebration of summer, attraction, and dance. The lyrics describe a scene where the singer is captivated by someone's tanned appearance and the way they dance. The repeated mention of the 'look bronceado' (tanned look) and the 'shortcito cortito' (very short shorts) paints a picture of a carefree, sultry summer vibe, where physical appearances are accentuated by the sun-kissed skin and casual fashion.

The chorus, 'Si t me bailas as, Yo me muero de amor, T no pares por favor' (If you dance like that, I'll die of love, please don't stop), expresses the singer's infatuation and desire for the dance to continue. The song's rhythm and lyrics invite the listener to let loose and enjoy the moment, embodying the spirit of summer parties. The phrase 'Baila nena con Marama' (Dance, baby, with Marama) is both an invitation and a call to action, encouraging the listener to join in the dance and experience the connection that music can create.

The song also touches on the theme of mutual desire, as the lyrics suggest a shared attraction and the anticipation of spending the night together. The line 'Basta ya de hacer desear, Ven aqu admítelo, Que t quieres conmigo, Yo quiero contigo' (Enough of making me desire, Come here admit it, That you want with me, I want with you) speaks to the tension and excitement of new romantic encounters, especially those fueled by the energy of a summer night. Overall, 'Bronceado' is a song that captures the essence of youthful summer romance, set to the infectious beats of Marama's signature cumbia pop style.