Mi Cuñadita Lyrics
Cholo Juanito Y Richard Douglas
Lyrics
Marca nom', maestro
Esta canción
Con todo el cariño del mundo
Para mi enamorada, mi cuñadita y mi suengra
Fueron dos hermanas que a mí me quisieron
Y las dos tenían corazón sincero
Hasta por mi suegra yo soy bien querido
Será porque también a ella la quiero
Eso
¿Cómo son los varones? Sajra son, ¿no?
Agarraran a la enamorada, a la cuñada
A la suegra también, ¿no? Oi'
Nosotros no queremos ellas pele'n
Dentro de mi pecho tengo dos claveles
Una colorada, la otra rosadita
Y la colorada es mi enamorada
Y la rosadita es mi cuñadita
Vamos con la bonita
Qué buena moza mi cuñada
Más bonita que su hermana
Si la cama fuera ancha
Con las dos me dormiría
Qué buena moza mi cuñada
Más bonita que su hermana
Si la ley me permitiera
Con las dos me-, eh
Oi', ¿tú qué harías?
Ya sabes pues, Cholo
Sí (sí)
Con las dos me-, ya saben ya, ya
Eso
Vamos, Juanito, ahí
Dale maestro (eso les decía)
Ahí
En el arma, Richard Douglas
El popular supesiki
¡Ya pues, ya!
Song & Lyrics Facts
Mi Cuñadita is a song from the comedy duo Cholo Juanito y Richard Douglas, who are very popular in Peru. They started their career in 2003 in the city of Juliaca, and since then they have released several volumes of sketches and songs that mix humor and social criticism.
Their genre is mainly cumbia, a type of music that originated in Colombia and spread throughout Latin America. The song Mi Cuñadita is part of their first volume, which was filmed in Juliaca and released on YouTube in 2018. The song is a parody of a typical cumbia song, where the singer expresses his love for his sister-in-law, who is married to his brother. The song is full of jokes and double meanings, and it also makes fun of some stereotypes of the Peruvian culture. The song was written by Raúl Cconcha Quispe (Cholo Juanito) and Richard Enríquez Ventura (Richard Douglas), who are also the main performers of the song. The main messages in the lyrics are that love can be irrational and complicated, especially when it involves family members. The song also shows how some people can be unfaithful and dishonest in their relationships, and how others can be naive and oblivious to the truth. The song also reflects the diversity and richness of the Peruvian culture, using slang words, regional accents, and references to places and traditions. The song is meant to be humorous and entertaining, but also to make people think about their own values and behaviors.