Víbora literally translates to "viper" or "snake". It's a strong and evocative word not commonly found in everyday song lyrics, making it stand out.
In the context of the song, the artist uses "víbora" metaphorically to describe a manipulative and deceitful person, specifically saying, "Tú eres una serpiente, una víbora, jugaste con mi mente sin necesida'" (You are a snake, a viper, you played with my mind unnecessarily). This vivid imagery conveys betrayal and cunning, making it a memorable and impactful word choice.
De La Ghetto and Manuel Turizo team up for "Sigue Tu Camino," a track about a breakup where one person is definitely over it! The singer tells his ex, "Sigue tu camino, que se pudra tu orgullo" [Follow your path, let your pride rot], making it clear there's no going back. He even says, "Mi corazón se congeló" [My heart froze], and that her love was "como un infierno" [like an inferno] he escaped from.
He's not holding back, calling her a "serpiente" [snake] and a "víbora" [viper] who played with his mind. Ouch! He warns anyone who comes after him, "pobre del que vendrá después de mí" [poor whoever comes after me]. Despite admitting she has something that "hipnotiza" [hypnotizes] and he was a "esclavo de tu sonrisa" [slave to your smile], he's firm: "Lo de nosotros murió" [What we had died]. This song is a blunt, no-nonsense declaration of moving on from a toxic relationship.