Sirena Lyrics in English by Cali Y El Dandee

Sirena literally translates to "mermaid". It's a captivating and mythical word that immediately sparks curiosity and sets a fantastical tone for the song.

In the lyrics, the singer repeatedly states, "Para ahogar esta pena, buscaré una sirena" (To drown this sorrow, I will look for a mermaid) and "En una sirena te encontraré" (In a mermaid, I will find you). This suggests he's either seeking solace in a mythical escape or metaphorically transforming his lost love into an elusive, enchanting figure, making the word central to the song's emotional core.

Talk about a brutal twist right at the start! Colombian pop duo Cali Y El Dandee kick off this track with instant infatuation: one night, someone appears with a flower in her hair (con una rosa en el pelo), and the singer falls head over heels in a single second. But the moment he confesses his feelings (yo te dije te quiero [I told you I love you]), she drops the hammer and reveals someone else was already in the picture: dijiste que había un tercero (you said there was a third party). That abrupt crash from total romance into betrayal sets up the whole drama.

Instead of moving on, he copes through ocean folklore and messy rebound attempts. To drown his sorrow, he swears he will search for a mermaid (Para ahogar esta pena / Buscaré una sirena), while openly admitting he is lying to himself. He wakes up in strange rooms (Me desperté otra vez en otra habitación), looking for his lost love in other people's kisses (Voy a buscarte en otra boca [I am going to look for you in another mouth]). It is melodramatic, a little desperate, and wildly catchy as he waits out on the pier for the tide to wash his heartache away.