Fvck Lyrics in English by Junior H
Parchado literally means "patched up" or "mended". It's a vivid and somewhat uncommon word to hear in a song, especially when referring to emotions.
In this song, Junior H sings about "Cargando mi corazón parchado" (carrying my patched-up heart). This powerful metaphor immediately evokes a sense of past hurt and the effort to heal, making it a highly intriguing word that invites listeners to discover the story behind the mended heart.
Junior H is going through it in this song. He's scrolling through his ex's photos and thinking, "Te ves muy bien" [You look great], but he immediately follows it up with a classic post-breakup thought: "pero parece que ocupas amor" [but it seems like you need love]. Specifically, the kind of love he used to give her. He even throws in a sarcastic little "perdón, se me olvidó" [sorry, I forgot] to remind himself (and her) that they're not together anymore.
This whole song is a back-and-forth in his head. One minute he's wondering when they'll get back together, the next he's trying to stay strong, saying "no caeré / De nuevo en la jugada perfecta" [I won't fall / for the perfect play again]. He feels like he's living with a "corazón parchado" [patched-up heart] and just wants to know what to do. The frustration is real, summed up by the very blunt title and chorus line: "Fvck qué hay que hacer, dime por qué" [Fvck, what do I have to do, tell me why].
