Amor Ácido Lyrics in English by Rojuu, Carzé, Trillfox

Bachiller refers to a high school diploma or the baccalaureate degree, which is a common educational milestone in many Spanish-speaking countries.

In the context of the song, the line "He dejado el bachiller, no estaba hecho para mí" (I've dropped out of high school, it wasn't for me) reveals a personal and somewhat rebellious decision by the artist. It's an interesting word because it touches on themes of personal struggle, academic pressure, and finding one's own path, making it relatable and thought-provoking for listeners.

Rojuu's "Amor Ácido" (Acid Love) featuring Carzé and Trillfox is a really intense look at a one-sided relationship where one person is completely invested and the other seems to be playing games. The singer feels a deep connection, saying things like "Para ti es un juego, para mí lo eres todo" (For you it's a game, for me you are everything). You can feel the anxiety when he sings "Tiembla mi piel si te vas" (My skin trembles if you leave), showing how much this person's presence means to him.

It's clear there's a lot of confusion and hurt, especially with lines like "Entiendo que me estás mintiendo" (I understand that you are lying to me). The song also touches on personal struggles, with mentions of declining health and leaving school, suggesting that this complicated love is intertwined with other difficulties in his life. It's a raw and honest portrayal of feeling disposable to someone you care deeply about, asking "¿Realmente yo para ti qué soy?" (What am I really to you?).