Senadora translates to "senator" (specifically a female senator). It's an interesting word because it's not commonly found in song lyrics, especially in this genre.
In the context of the song, the lyrics mention "El que la de senadora ya que si estás," which seems to playfully or metaphorically refer to someone acting with authority or importance, perhaps like a senator. This unexpected political term in a song about a person named "La Yaquesita" adds a unique and intriguing layer to the lyrics.
Get ready to meet "La Yaquesita (En Vivo)" by El Halcon De La Sierra! This song introduces us to a character who is quite confident, declaring, "yo tengo nadie necesita" [I have no one who needs me]. It sounds like he's pretty self-sufficient! He then brings up "la de senadora ya que si estás" [the senator's wife, since you are here], which is an interesting turn. He asks, "qué te parece?" [what do you think?] about something, perhaps about this senator's wife or the situation at hand.
He also mentions being offered "millones para todos, señores" [millions for everyone, gentlemen], but then states "a mi parecer, y necesitan, necesito buscar estos hermosos que parecen ser además" [in my opinion, and they need, I need to look for these beautiful ones who also seem to be]. It seems he's looking for something more, or perhaps something different, than just money. He confidently says, "yo les contesto a todo que sí me casamayor" [I answer everyone that yes, I'm getting married]. The song ends with him observing, "más de lo que parece, tu piel es súper por eso me parece que estás" [more than it seems, your skin is super, that's why it seems to me that you are]. It's a playful and intriguing glimpse into a character who knows what he wants and isn't afraid to say it!