Pudor translates to "modesty" or "shame," often referring to a sense of decency or reserve, especially regarding sexual matters.
In "Mujerzuela," the lyrics repeatedly mention "cualquiera que no tiene pudor" (anyone who has no shame/modesty). This word is central to the song's theme, highlighting a perceived lack of restraint or moral boundaries, making it a key term for understanding the song's narrative and the character it describes.
Antonio Ríos brings us a song about a man completely captivated by a woman, despite what others might say about her. The lyrics repeatedly mention, "qué te hace una que no tiene verdadero amor" [what does one do who doesn't have true love] and "dice que pasó la vida entera regalándose a cualquiera que no tiene pudor" [they say she spent her whole life giving herself to anyone who has no shame]. It seems like there's a lot of gossip or judgment around this woman, with people claiming she lacks "pudor" (shame or modesty) and true love.
But for the singer, none of that matters. He's completely under her spell! He keeps repeating, "a mí me pasa porque cuando ella me abraza me quema como una brasa" [it happens to me because when she hugs me, she burns me like an ember]. He feels a powerful, almost overwhelming sensation when she embraces him, so intense that he says, "me siento en lo que sé" [I feel what I know], implying a deep, undeniable connection that overrides any external opinions. It's a classic tale of love (or intense attraction) against the world!