Encarneviva is a fascinating and somewhat rare word, a compound of "en carne viva" which literally means "in living flesh" or "raw flesh". It's often used to describe a wound that is open and exposed.
In this song, it's used metaphorically to express a deep, raw, and intense feeling. The lyric "sentirás encarneviva lo que yo sentí" means "you will feel in living flesh what I felt," implying a profound and painful experience that the singer wishes upon the other person. It's a powerful way to convey emotional rawness and vulnerability.
Have you ever just had enough of someone's games? Banda Pelillos's "Si Te Quedas O Te Vas" [If You Stay Or You Go] is all about reaching that breaking point! The singer is completely over their partner's whims, declaring, "ya me cansé de soportar tus caprichos" [I'm tired of putting up with your whims].
This isn't a gentle breakup song; it's a powerful declaration that the tables have turned. The singer is ready to make their partner feel the same pain they experienced, saying, "sentirás en carne viva lo que yo sentí" [you'll feel in your own flesh what I felt]. It's a blunt warning: "si te quedas o te vas" [if you stay or you go], the past is in the past. The singer makes it clear that the love they gave wasn't valued, and now, they won't be tormented anymore. It's a song for anyone who's finally ready to say, "no more!"