Piensan Lyrics in English by Myke Towers
Desquite translates to "revenge" or "payback." It's an intriguing word because it implies a sense of getting even or settling a score, often after being wronged.
In the song, Myke Towers sings, "Como le fallaron está puesta pa'l desquite" (Because they failed her, she's ready for payback). This line suggests the woman in the song has been hurt in the past and is now seeking to reclaim her power or get even, adding a layer of intrigue and defiance to her character.
Myke Towers's "Piensan" is all about that secret romance life! He's got this thing going on with a woman, and they're keeping it totally under wraps from everyone else. The lyrics, "El que come callao' repite" [He who eats in silence, repeats], perfectly set the tone – they're enjoying their time together without anyone knowing, and it's clearly working for them.
He sings about how people "Piensan / Que ya no estoy contigo" [They think / I'm no longer with you] because he doesn't follow her on social media or text her. But oh, if they only knew "las cosas que hacemos cuando no hay testigo'" [the things we do when there are no witnesses]! It's a playful look at how appearances can be deceiving, and sometimes, the best relationships are the ones kept private. He even says, "En la cama somos uno, en la calle nos dividimo'" [In bed we are one, in the street we divide], which pretty much sums up their whole dynamic. It's a fun, confident track about enjoying a hidden love.
