Flores de Venganza Arde Bogotá Translation Meaning and Lyrics
Song Meaning
'Flores de Venganza' means 'Revenge Flowers' in English. It is a name of a song by 'Arde Bogotá' human translated here by a native speaker.
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Lyrics and Translations
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Free Translation: Surprise, I'm at your party






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Free Translation: To comply with the agreement






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Free Translation: I got all dressed up





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Free Translation: I brought my most expensive wine






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Free Translation: If my presence bothers you, then my cologne must stink to you






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Free Translation: It's because it smells like the past, the same one you've buried






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Free Translation: On the other side of this damn violent party






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Free Translation: To which I'm invited





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Free Translation: To which I come armed




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Free Translation: We have come with flowers of revenge in our hair






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Free Translation: With flowers of revenge in the hair





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Free Translation: Give me your cactus skin






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Free Translation: Let me touch it again






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Free Translation: I miss the bitter tact






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Free Translation: From your lips preserved in ice, uh






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Free Translation: You can bury everything we did in the ground






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Free Translation: And burn it in the fire until there is no trace left





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Free Translation: But I have come on the spot to confirm this pact






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Free Translation: And to make out with bites






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Free Translation: We have come with flowers of revenge in our hair






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Free Translation: With flowers of revenge in the hair





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Free Translation: Fire




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Free Translation: With flowers of revenge in the hair





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Summary and Interpretation:
"Flores de Venganza" (Flowers of Vengeance) tells a story of betrayal, heartbreak, and ultimately, empowerment. The lyrics paint a picture of a relationship gone sour. The singer feels wronged, deceived, and left with nothing but "flowers of vengeance" – a metaphorical representation of the hurt inflicted and the desire for retribution. It's not necessarily about literal revenge, but more about reclaiming power and finding strength in the face of pain. The flowers symbolize the beauty that can arise from even the most painful experiences, suggesting growth and resilience. My interpretation is that the song isn't just about sadness; it's about the complex emotions that follow a betrayal – the anger, the hurt, but also the eventual rise above it.
Particular Aspects of the Song:
- The song's narrator is someone who has been deeply hurt by another person in a relationship. The "who" also includes the person who caused the pain, although they are not directly addressed.
- The "what" is the betrayal, the end of the relationship, and the resulting emotional turmoil. The "flowers of vengeance" are the symbolic representation of the emotional fallout, the hurt, and the strength gained.
- The "when" is a period of reflection after the relationship has ended. The narrator is looking back at what happened.
- The "where" is more metaphorical than literal. It's the emotional space the narrator occupies – a place of hurt but also of growing strength.
- The story is woven through vivid imagery and emotionally charged language. The use of the "flowers of vengeance" metaphor is particularly powerful, creating a sense of beauty amidst the pain. The song's structure, building in intensity, mirrors the emotional journey of the narrator.
Emotional Tone and Explicit Themes:
The song is more melancholic than outright sad. It has an undercurrent of anger and defiance, but it's not aggressive. There are no explicit themes. It's a mature and poetic exploration of heartbreak.
YouTube Video Connection:
The Youtube video features the band performing on stage. The environment is gothic and the aggrupation passionately performs the piece.
Links and Artist Information:
Please refer to some of the artist's links here: "https://www.sonymusic.es/artista/arde-bogota/"
Submitted by user: ANAJOSE
Average Ratings
Most people find the song lyrics very easy to understand lyrics, lyrics sung fast and it has very easy to remember verbs and nouns
Most words used are in very common daily usage.RAE
Flores de Venganza has 128 BPM (beats per minute)
Flores de Venganza is suitable for DELE Level students in terms of language complexity.
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RAE Based on a median word frequency of 18 using the frequency database from the Royal Spanish Academy (La Real Academia Española)
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