Lunita De Tucumán Lyrics in English Tan Bionica

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Lunita De Tucumán by Tan Bionica from Spanish to English.
It's winter, the window
And your tired face
We enjoy early mornings
Bukowski, Chinese food, and laughter
But I don't care
I don't regret
Having lost
Freedom
If what comes next scares you
I'd rather sing what you like
And if we go back to the past
I ask for your borrowed heart
But I don't care
I don't regret
That I like
The night begins and won't be able to stop
Because it's been a while since it didn't want to cry
Cocaine dries tears
And it's the fuel of my city
I used to sing "Little Moon from Tucumán" to you
So that it hurts less
Every day more
The night begins and won't be able to stop
Because it's been a while since it didn't want to cry
Cocaine dries tears
And it's the fuel of the hurricane
I used to sing "Little Moon from Tucumán" to you
So that it hurts less
Every day more
If this madness made us understand
That joy couldn't console
Let your eyes cry, heart
Your sadness is the sun of my city
And this violence, a gift from my dad
It's hurting me a lot
Every day more
I want to see you all perfumed
With your painted little mouth
To fill me with joy
To extinguish my pain
And the effects I never feel
Are the wind's rebounds
That trap dreams
I want to see you all perfumed
With your painted little mouth
To fill me with joy
To extinguish my pain
And the effects I never feel
Are the wind's rebounds
That trap dreams
I want to see you all perfumed
With your painted little mouth
To fill me with joy
To extinguish my pain
And the effects I never feel
Are the wind's rebounds
That trap dreams
Bye!
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SONG MEANING

Tan Biónica invites us on a sleepless tour of Buenos Aires’ neon nights, where love, excess and melancholy collide at every street corner. The narrator speaks to a partner with a “carita de reventada” - a face tired from partying - and confesses that he never regretted trading in his freedom for their wild dawns filled with cheap Chinese Bukowski books, laughter and cocaine-fueled adventures. When pain threatens to creep in, he serenades her with “Lunita de Tucumán,” an old Argentine folk tune, hoping its lullaby glow will ease the sting they both carry.

Beneath the upbeat rock-pop groove lies a tender plea: let the tears flow, because sorrow lights up this city just as much as the streetlamps do. The song exposes the harsh fuel of urban nightlife (“la cocaína seca las lágrimas y es el combustible de mi ciudad”) while clinging to tiny moments of beauty - her painted lips, her perfume, the dreams caught on the “rebotes del viento.” It is a bittersweet anthem to reckless love, escapism and the search for consolation when joy alone isn’t enough. Tan Biónica wraps these conflicting emotions in a sing-along chorus that feels both celebratory and heartbroken, capturing the rollercoaster pulse of Argentina’s nocturnal soul.

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