Ingrato translates to "ungrateful" or "thankless". It's a strong word used to describe someone who doesn't appreciate kindness or favors.
In this song, the singer uses ingrato to refer to a lover who made promises (like marriage) but didn't keep them, thus being ungrateful for the affection given. It adds a dramatic and emotional layer to the lyrics, highlighting the pain caused by broken promises.
La Sonora Dinamita, with Carlos Piña, brings us a fun and relatable Christmas cumbia with "Arbolito de Navidad"! This song is all about someone who's feeling a bit jilted during the holidays. They're talking directly to the Christmas tree, which "siempre florece los 24" [always blooms on the 24th], asking it not to give any gifts to their ungrateful sweetheart.
Why are they so upset? Well, their partner promised "que en este se casaría" [that this year they would get married] last year, but it was all a lie. Now, their life is crying because of it! Despite the heartbreak, there's still a hopeful, playful request to the tree: "Dame salud, dinero y mucho amor" [Give me health, money, and lots of love], and even a funny plea for "otra abuela como la que tuve / Bien buena" [another grandma like the one I had / Very good]. It's a great mix of holiday cheer, a little bit of drama, and a lot of rhythm!