Bájale Lyrics in English by Eden Muñoz
Eden Muñoz isn't holding back in "Bájale"! This song is a fiery declaration from someone who's had enough of a partner's drama. The title itself, "Bájale" [Lower it], is like saying "calm down" or "take it down a notch." He's telling his partner straight up, "Si quieres que esto dura neta bájale" [If you want this to last, seriously, lower it]. He's tired of the games and makes it clear that if they're looking for an excuse to leave, they should just go: "Si estás buscando escusa pa' marcharte ve, Por ahí por donde entraste por ahí pícale" [If you're looking for an excuse to leave, go, The way you came in, that's the way out].
It's a powerful message of self-respect, where he warns, "Pero un día de estos me vas a desconocer" [But one of these days you're going to not recognize me]. The chorus really drives the point home with some blunt language: "Y en tres palabras, A la chingada" [And in three words, To hell with it]. He even sarcastically says, "Qué bueno que era amor, Imagínate si no" [Good thing it was love, Imagine if it wasn't]. Now, he's all about "Tirar desmadre" [raising hell] and declares, "Y que el amor, Chingue a su madre" [And love, Can go to hell]. Ouch! He's definitely moved on, because he finishes by saying, "Cuando quieras volver, Ya no se va a poder" [When you want to come back, It won't be possible anymore].
