Mierda Seca Lyrics in English Cariño

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Mierda Seca by Cariño from Spanish to English.
Verse 1
That if I could be without you I'd already be
But don't you see that I still need you
I don't know why, because you're a dry sh*t
But I see you and my skirt lifts up
You hate pop, you're tacky as f*ck
I don't get what I like about your face
You speak French and I hardly understand you
But it doesn't matter because I am in love
Chorus 1
You're mean and vulgar
You're like a marzipan
When you're already completely full
And you can't eat anymore
Chorus 1
You're weird, though vulgar
Why do you treat me so badly
You don't deserve that I look at you
Nor I seeing you anymore
Verse 2
Only my two earrings are independent
Because what we have is toxic and demanding
Let's see if now that I sing you this song
I get it into myself that it's no longer worth it
I want to be a yoga teacher in the Bahamas
But by your side I'd be a boxing teacher
You don't like coming to festivals
Only going to mass and taking a stroll
Chorus 2
You're mean and vulgar
You're like a marzipan
When you're already completely full
And you can't eat anymore
Chorus 2
You're weird, though vulgar
Why do you treat me so badly
You don't deserve that I look at you
Nor I seeing you anymore
Outro
You're mean and vulgar
You're like a marzipan
When you're already completely full
And you can't eat anymore
Outro
You're weird, though vulgar
Why do you treat me so badly
You don't deserve that I look at you
Nor I seeing you anymore
Nor crying for you anymore
Outro
Nor I seeing you anymore
Nor crying for you anymore
Nor crying for you anymore
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SONG MEANING

Get ready for a breakup anthem that comes wrapped in glitter and sarcasm. In “Mierda Seca” (which cheekily translates to “dry poop”), Cariño fires off a stream of playful insults at a boy who is clearly bad news: he hates pop, he only likes church and quiet strolls, and he treats her terribly—yet the very sight of him still makes her skirt lift. The track’s bubbly melody clashes with its sharp-tongued lyrics, turning self-mockery into a catchy sing-along.

Beneath the humor lies a painfully relatable story about craving someone who is wrong for you. Cariño compares the guy to mazapán—a sweet you keep eating even when you’re already stuffed—showing how temptation can override common sense. By laying out every contradiction (she dreams of teaching yoga in the Bahamas but would end up teaching boxing beside him), the song highlights the push-and-pull of a toxic romance and ultimately hints that belting your truth is the first step toward letting go.

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