Llorarás Lyrics in English Oscar De Leon

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Llorarás by Oscar De Leon from Spanish to English.
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Verse 1
I know that you don't want me to love you
You always avoid me in some way
If I look for you here, you come out there
Or: If I look for you this way, you come out that way
The only thing that I want
Don't make me suffer anymore, party-girl
Verse 2
Because of your bad behavior
You're going to regret
Or: You will regret (it)
And dearly you'll have to pay for all my suffering
You'll cry and you'll cry
Without someone to console you
So you'll realize that if they cheat you, it hurts
Or: So you'll realise that it hurts to be cheated on
Verse 3
And then you'll come to me
Asking me for forgiveness
But my heart doesn't remember you anymore
You'll cry and you'll cry
Without someone to console you
So you'll realize that if they cheat you, it hurts
Bandit
Verse 4
You'll cry, you'll cry, you'll cry
Like I suffered
Hey, you'll cry
And nobody will understand you
All the bad things that you did
Hey, look you'll pay for it
Verse 5
You'll cry, you'll cry
You made me suffer
Now who laughs is me
Or: Now I'm the one who's laughing
No, no, yes, yes
Verse 6
Now I'm going to live
My life how I want
Go ahead, because I'm leaving
This Christmas babe
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SONG MEANING

“Llorarás” is a salsa classic from Venezuelan legend Óscar D’León that turns heartbreak into a dance-floor celebration. Backed by blazing horns and contagious percussion, D’León sings to a “rumbera” who keeps dodging his love. He warns her that the tables will turn: the same pain she caused him will make her cry when there is no one left to console her.

The message is equal parts revenge anthem and self-empowerment pep talk. After suffering, the singer finally decides to live life on his own terms—promising laughter, freedom, and even a festive “¡Echa pa’lante!” once the tears start flowing on her side. In short, “Llorarás” is a spicy reminder that karma can hit harder than a salsa drum break, so treat your partners right or risk dancing solo with your sorrow.

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