Outro - Commentary Lyrics in English Romeo Santos

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Outro - Commentary by Romeo Santos from Spanish to English.
Good evening ladies and gentlemen
Please give it up for Romeo Santos
Thank you guys, thank you very much
If you don't mind, you can keep playing the piano, go ahead
So how do you guys like the album, you enjoy it?
Wow, I'm honored, thank you, very nice of you
I was trying to include a song in this production
Where I could just express my feelings and my thoughts
Sort of what I'm feeling at the moment
But I couldn't create the perfect melody, nor the right words
I mean I'm sure you guys have heard many stories
A lot of speculations and, like usual
Like usual, in every version I'm the bad guy
Romeo is the bad guy
I mean, people, sometimes a person can really get
Tired of defending themselves over and over again
Especially when you see your point is not getting across
So I've decided to say no more, and I'll just be amusement
And entertainment to you guys
I will love those that love me, and I will also love those that hate me, because
Haters contribute to my success, and I will continue to do what I do best, music
With my own formula
Thank you
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SONG MEANING

Outro – Commentary feels less like a traditional song and more like an intimate curtain-call. Over a gentle piano, Romeo Santos steps out of the spotlight for a moment of raw conversation with his audience. He thanks the crowd, reflects on the album they have just heard, and confesses that he struggled to craft a final melody that could capture all his emotions. Instead, he offers spoken honesty. Listeners learn how rumors paint him as “the bad guy,” how exhaustion creeps in when you keep defending yourself, and how he ultimately chooses self-confidence over self-doubt.

The message is clear: Romeo will let both admiration and criticism fuel his art. He pledges to “love those that hate me” because haters secretly boost his drive, and he promises to keep making music with his own unique formula. The outro becomes a mission statement—an artist’s vow to stay authentic, remain resilient, and keep entertaining the world.

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