Avisa A Tu Madre Lyrics in English Jarabe De Palo , Tarque

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Avisa A Tu Madre by Jarabe De Palo from Spanish to English.
One ordinary day I'm coming to get you
Tell your boy that you're going to leave him
Grab your things, write a goodbye note
Hang up your good-girl life
Burn your planner and your fancy clothes
Tell your mother that she shouldn't wait up tonight
What I have for you
They're not promises, stories like those
With carriages and princesses
That they tell you out there
Forget your plans for a happy world
The countercurrent, your life without you
I'm going to steal you some ordinary day
We're going on a trip
Try trying me, you're gonna laugh
I'll do what nobody ever did for you
Don't ask me, let your mother know
Write that note
What I have for you
They're not promises, stories like those
With carriages and princesses
That they tell you out there
What I have for you
It's something that we're going to write together
Me with you, you with me moving ahead
Moving ahead, moving ahead
Tell your mother that you're going to break out
Tell your boyfriend that you're going to leave him
Tell your boss that till next year
Tell your father that I'm going to steal you
Tell your mother that you're taking off
Tell your boyfriend that you were mistaken
Tell your girlfriends that you found someone
Who strangely doesn't want to buy you
No
I don't want to buy you
No
I don't want to buy you
No, no
I don't want to buy you
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SONG MEANING

Avisa A Tu Madre is a bold invitation to slam the door on routine and run head-first into adventure. Jarabe de Palo and Tarque play the role of a rebellious suitor who shows up “any ordinary day” and dares the listener to ditch the polished life – the steady boyfriend, the respectable job, even the carefully planned future. Forget the fair-tale carriage and princess dreams; what they offer is raw, uncertain, and thrillingly real.

Behind the swagger, the song celebrates freedom of choice and self-discovery. By repeating “No quiero comprarte,” the singer makes it clear that this escape is not about ownership or material bribery. It’s about writing a brand-new story side by side, stepping out of expectations, and proving that sometimes the happiest ending is the one you have the courage to start yourself.

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