Here we show you the English Translation of “Luisa Maria Luis Miguel del Amargue”. Lyrics translated from Spanish to English.
About This Song
Artist: Luis Miguel del Amargue
Song: Luisa Maria Luis Miguel del Amargue
Genres: Bachata
Luisa Maria Luis Miguel del Amargue English Translation
Luisa Maria was a beautiful girl,
And at 15 years old,
She looked like a flower…
Her eyes were like two stars,
That captivated
Any heart…
And like everyone, she had her flaws,
She wanted to live
As she pleased,
She didn’t listen to anyone’s advice,
Including her parents,
She always ignored them.
She would get angry if scolded,
She thought she was very healthy,
Luisa Maria.
And one afternoon, without anyone knowing,
She decided to leave for the big city.
She gathered what little she had,
And Maria left,
Without looking back…
And she left,
In search of,
A better life.
And she left,
In search of,
Freedom.
And she left,
In search of,
A better life.
And she left,
In search of,
Freedom.
Luisa Maria soon realizes,
That things were not,
As she thought…
After a short time, she finds herself without money,
And poor Maria,
Doesn’t know what to do…
And since she doesn’t know how to do anything,
She ended up at the door,
Of a cabaret,
Where she sells all her charms,
As she was very beautiful,
She did very well.
Luisa Maria,
Where are you?
Where are you?
Luisa Maria,
Where are you?
Where are you?
Time passes and Luisa Maria,
Is no longer a girl,
She is a grown woman…
She no longer remembers her family,
And despite everything,
She feels happy…
And her mother,
Looking towards the sky,
Only asks God,
To watch over her daughter.
Luisa Maria didn’t realize,
That little by little,
She was losing her life,
Until the problems arrived,
And she decided to get,
A check-up.
Luisa Maria,
Was greatly surprised,
By the news
Luisa Maria,
Was greatly surprised,
By the news
All her life,
And her best years,
Faded away,
In a cabaret,
Luisa Maria,
Almost dying,
Returned to her homeland,
Where she was born…
And her mother cried with sorrow,
Seeing what was left,
Of her poor daughter…
And one afternoon at twenty years old,
In her mother’s arms,
Maria passed away…
And she left
And she will
Not return
And she left
And she will
Not return