Engañaba comes from the verb engañar, meaning to deceive or to cheat. It's a strong word that goes beyond simple lying, implying a betrayal of trust.
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Jessi Uribe's song "Fácil" is a really direct and emotional track about a breakup where one person feels deeply betrayed. The singer is basically saying, "God keep you away from me, I don't want to see you again in my life." He's been hurt so badly that he doesn't want to feel anything like that ever again.
The lyrics hit hard when he calls out his ex, saying, "Fácil me decías que me amabas, fácil me engañabas" [Easily you told me you loved me, easily you deceived me]. He's accusing them of being unfaithful, stating, "fácil te acostabas con cualquiera" [easily you slept with anyone]. The repetition of "fácil" [easy] really emphasizes how effortlessly this person seemed to lie and move on, making the singer feel like they were just a game. It's a blunt expression of anger and heartbreak, where words alone are enough to wound.