Amante Bandido Miguel Bose Translation Meaning and Lyrics
Song Meaning
'Amante Bandido' means 'Bandit Lover' in English. It is a name of a song by 'Miguel Bose' human translated here by a native speaker.
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of; ’s; (used after the thing owned and before the owner)
love
1st Person Singular Indicative Future
of the verb ser
I'll be
your
hero
of
love
Aligned Translation: I'll be your hero of love
Free Translation: I'll be your hero of love
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Song summary:
Amante Bandido is a song from the album "Bandido" released in 1984 and is also one of the most popular songs by Spanish singer Miguel Bosé.
These lyrics mention a person who wants a love opportunity with another person who has been hurt by an ex-lover, causing his heart to harden, he has become a cold being since then, that is why his plan is to make him fall in love and interfere in his heart to erase that disappointment.
How:
"Bandido" is one of the most successful albums of Miguel Bosé's career in which he transformed and changed his vocal tone, making his voice and his entire looks more deep and serious.
When:
This song was released in 1983, when Miguel Bosé is at the crossroads of continuing or abandoning his career in music.
What: Bosé's metamorphosis with Bandido was so drastic that his record label fired him.
Song emotion:
The song is intended for those who want to fall in love again with someone they have been cheated on, abandoned, or left, that person who has already lost the illusion of love, but they have a new lover who wants to motivate them and steal their heart and meddle in their life like a bandit
About the video:
The video clip was recorded in the Angelica Library, in Rome (Italy), which was inaugurated in 1604 and keep around 2,700 manuscripts in Latin, Greek, and other languages, as well as 1,100 incunabula. The video shows Bosé anxiously flipping through some old-looking books that are actually comics. Throughout the video, he finds different objects and clothes with which he dresses until he becomes an Indiana Jones.
Both the song and the video became one of the biggest hits in Miguel Bosé's career, being played on the radio, television, and video programs throughout Spain and America, triggering sales of the L.P.
Most people find the song lyrics easy to understand lyrics,
lyrics sung very slowly and it has
very easy to remember verbs and nouns
Most words used are in very common daily usage.RAE
Amante Bandido has 127 BPM (beats per minute)
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RAE Based on a median word frequency of 7 using the frequency database from the Royal Spanish Academy (La Real Academia Española)
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