BORRACHA Lyrics in English Maria Becerra , Gloria Trevi

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song BORRACHA by Maria Becerra from Spanish to English.
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Verse 1
You're drunk
You call me only if you're drunk
You call me because sober you're not so macho
I know it because you always get so nasty
If you're drunk
And now don't hide
I'll be able to be good, but never a fool
Friend, pour me a very big drink
To forget that they cheated on me
I also get drunk
Chorus 1
I'm going to drink, drink, drink, drink, drink
I'm going to drink, drink, drink, drink, drink
I'm going to sing and shout and swear that I'm not your woman
And you're going to cry, cry, cry, cry, cry
And it's going to hurt, hurt, hurt, hurt, hurt
You're going to suffer when you see that I'm fine without you
You're not macho, you're unfaithful
Verse 2
And I'm drunk
But you know well that it's not for the same reason
If I drink it's not to erase your mirage
I'm going to pour tequila and salt on this wound
And on your cynicism, and don't ask me for forgiveness anymore, no
Find another one, because this one didn't believe you
And you want to follow me again
You want to suffer, can't you see that I'm better, better without you?
Chorus 2
And now I'm going to drink, drink, drink, drink, drink
I'm going to drink, drink, drink, drink, drink
I'm going to shout, cry and swear that I'm not your woman
And you're going to cry, cry, cry, cry, cry
And it's going to hurt, hurt, hurt, hurt, hurt
You're going to suffer when you see that I'm fine without you
You're not macho, you're unfaithful
And you're drunk
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SONG MEANING

BORRACHA mixes Maria Becerra’s fiery Argentine flow with Gloria Trevi’s iconic attitude to create a no-nonsense breakup anthem. The song opens with a fed-up narrator who notices her ex only dials her number when he’s drunk. Instead of falling for the same late-night apologies, she calls him out, branding him “infiel” and “no macho” while ordering another round for herself. The alcohol here isn’t about numbing the pain; it’s a toast to new-found freedom, a beat-driven ritual that turns heartbreak into a celebration of self-respect.

With pounding urbano rhythms and chant-ready hooks (“Voy a tomar, tomar, tomar”), the two artists flip the script on the classic drunk-dial cliché. Every shout, sip and laugh inside the lyrics is a declaration that she’s better without him. By the time the chorus loops, listeners are invited to raise a glass, sing along and remember: sometimes the best revenge is showing up on the dance floor happier, louder and unapologetically in control.

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