Juro Que Lyrics in English Rosalía
Empeño is the first-person conjugation of the verb empeñar, meaning "to pawn." It's the act of leaving a valuable item at a pawnshop as collateral for a loan, which you must repay to get your item back.
In this passionate, flamenco-inspired song, Rosalía sings, "Que yo lo empeño todo" (I'll pawn it all). She is so desperate to free her lover from prison that she's willing to pawn all her luxury possessions to raise the money. This one word powerfully conveys her fierce loyalty and the depth of her sacrifice.
Rosalía turns love into an action-packed promise in “Juro Que.” Over the pulse of flamenco hand-claps and modern beats, the Spanish singer slips into the role of a fierce girlfriend whose partner has been locked up for more than 400 days. She remembers the shocking moment the police tore him from their bed, and she vows—again and again—never to abandon him. Every “juro que” (“I swear”) echoes her unbreakable pledge: no matter how long you stay inside, I will be waiting outside.
The lyrics read like a mini telenovela: she’ll pawn her Gucci bag, her diamonds, even her ivory treasures to pay his bail. If that fails, she is ready to rob a bank so they can share the same prison walls. The song celebrates radical loyalty, burning passion, and a rebellious spirit that refuses to be caged. Listening to “Juro Que” is like watching sparks fly in a dark cell—proof that love can be louder than sirens and stronger than steel bars.
