Eliminemos comes from the verb eliminar, meaning "to eliminate" or "to remove." It's an interesting word choice in this context because it implies a deliberate and secretive action.
In the song, the singer proposes a clandestine affair, urging to "eliminemos evidencias" (let's eliminate evidence). This phrase adds a layer of intrigue and excitement, suggesting a forbidden romance where traces must be carefully erased, making it a memorable and enticing word for learners.
Get ready for some playful mischief with Elder Dayán Díaz and Rolando Ochoa's "Amantes"! This song is all about a bold proposition. Our singer has spotted someone special, and even though he knows their "corazoncito está ocupado" [little heart is taken], he just can't help himself. He's making a direct offer: "Te tengo una propuesta, la tomas o la dejas" [I have a proposal for you, take it or leave it].
What's the big idea? He wants them to be "amantes" [lovers]! He's not asking for much, just a little time "de tarde en tarde" [from time to time] to share some kisses and "hacerte unos truquitos que yo quiero mostrarte" [do some tricks I want to show you]. He's even got a funny line about wanting "mil quinientos besos tuyos nada más" [only fifteen hundred of your kisses] and urges them to "Aprovecha que esta promoción no viene mas" [Take advantage, this promotion won't come again]! It's a cheeky, fun invitation to a secret romance, with lines like "Portémonos mal, Pasémosla bien Y eliminemos evidencias, ay" [Let's misbehave, Let's have a good time And eliminate evidence, oh].