
Café Tacvba
Labios jaguar lyrics with English translation
- Language
- Spanish
- Level
- Intermediate
- Released
- 1992
- Genre
- Indie Pop
- Length
- 2:29
A mi coraje me daba que así le gritara
My courage made me yell like this at her
Dejé de querer a esa puta europea
I stopped loving that European bitch
Muy al contrario, a su casa no deje de ir
On the contrary, I kept visiting her house
Solo para ver a la Tajín-princesa
Just to see the Tajín princess
Cuando yo la desnudaba, a mi novia
When I undressed her, my girlfriend
Asco me daba su piel de lejía
I was disgusted by her bleachy skin
Pues yo ya deseaba
Because I already desired
Esa piel morena que en nada es del tipo europea
That dark skin that’s nothing like the European type
Así que me decidí, de la ciudad salí
So I made up my mind, I left the city
Con todo y su blancura, a mi novia escupí (En la jeta)
With all her whiteness, I spat at my girlfriend (In her face)
Ya vivo en el golfo
I already live in the gulf
Cerca a Chalchihuahuecan
Near Chalchihuahuecan
Y vivo mi vida amando
And I live my life loving
A unos labios jaguar
Some jaguar lips
Cómo sufro, hermanito
How I suffer, little brother
Así que me decidí, de la ciudad salí
So I made my decision, I left the city
Con todo y su blancura, a mi novia escupí (En la jeta)
With all its whiteness, I spat at my girlfriend (In the face)
Ya vivo en el golfo
I already live in the gulf
Cerca a Chalchihuahuecan
Near Chalchihuahuecan
Vivo mi vida amando
I live my life loving
A unos labios jaguar
To some jaguar lips
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Key vocabulary
- lejía
- bleachC1
- coraje
- courageC1
- daba
- gaveB1
- así
- like thisA1
- le
- Indirect object pronoun meaning “to him/to her/to you” (singular) or “to it” (in formal/impersonal uses), depending on context.A2
- gritara
- screamed
- dejé
- I leftB1
- muy
- veryA1
- contrario
- oppositeB2
- casa
- houseA1
About this song
Café Tacvba are a Mexican rock en español band. Formed in Mexico City in the late 1980s, they are known for blending alternative rock with Mexican folk and other genres across acclaimed albums such as Re (1994) and their later genre-hopping releases.