Déjate Llevar Lyrics in English by Neto Reyno

Desmadre is a colloquial and somewhat strong word in Spanish, often used to describe a chaotic, messy, or wild situation. It literally translates to "un-mothering" but is used idiomatically.

In the song, Neto Reyno sings, "todo lo que fue un desmadre fui sigo siendo" (everything that was a mess, I was and still am). He uses this word to reflect on his past, acknowledging a period of wildness or disorder, and suggesting that he still carries some of that rebellious spirit. It's an engaging word that reveals a bit of the artist's personality.

Neto Reyno's "Déjate Llevar" is all about letting go and trusting the flow of life, even when things get tough. He talks about creating stories that don't go against your feelings, and how he's learning from the purest, most innocent secrets, experiencing different flavors, colors, and smells in a "sea of nobody and nothing." It's a really personal journey of self-discovery.

He reflects on his past, saying, "todo lo que fue un desmadre fui sigo siendo riendo felizmente" [everything that was a mess, I was and still am, happily laughing]. He's grateful for the life he has, acknowledging that he had to open his eyes and can't feel without the fear of suffering. The core message is to "sólo dejaste llevar" [just let yourself go] because "si la tormenta llega tu sabes tiene que pasar" [if the storm comes, you know it has to pass]. Nothing will be the same, and that's okay. He's found what he needs and wouldn't give it up for anything, not even a little bit.