JUNIOR H En Altavoz Lyrics

[Letra de “EN ALTAVOZ”]

[Verso 1: Payo Solís & Junior H]
Juré y te había dicho que ya no te iba a llamar
Pero es que en todo el día no te dejo de pensar
No acepto que acabó, que esto se terminó
Y ahorita que me puse pedo ponme en altavoz

[Coro: Payo Solís & Junior H]
Pa’ que me escuches fuerte y claro
Que yo aún no te he olvidado
A estar sin ti no me acostumbro
Me hace falta un beso tuyo
Por favor, mi amor, no cuelgues
Mejor dime cuándo vuelves
Pa’ que vuelvan esos días
Donde tú sí me querías
Sé que no son horas para estar llamando
Pero para andar dolido no hay horario

[Interludio: Julián Peña Jr.]
Y eso es Grupo Frontera
Y el compa Junior
Yayai

[Verso 2: Junior H & Payo Solís]
Yo sé que me quieres y que te hago falta
Como tú me has hecho falta
Pa’ qué estás enojada
Dime tú qué ganas ocultándome tus ganas
Yo sé que me quieres y que te hago falta
Como tú me has hecho falta
Pa’ qué estás enojada
Dime tú qué ganas ocultándome tus ganas
Por ti sigo tomando
Me puse pedo y es por eso que te estoy llamando

[Coro: Junior H & Payo Solís]
Pa’ que me escuches fuerte y claro
Que yo aún no te he olvidado
A estar sin ti no me acostumbro
Me hace falta un beso tuyo
Por favor, mi amor, no cuelgues
Mejor dime cuándo vuelves
Pa’ que vuelvan esos días
Donde tú sí me querías
Sé que no son horas para estar llamando
Pero para andar dolido no hay horario

[Outro: Payo Solís]
Sé que no son horas para estar llamando
Pero para andar dolido no hay horario

FAQ About JUNIOR H En Altavoz Lyrics

What is the song “EN ALTAVOZ” about?

“EN ALTAVOZ” tells the story of someone who is struggling to move on from a past relationship. Despite promising not to contact their ex-partner, they find themselves constantly thinking about them and, in a moment of intoxication, they decide to call and express their feelings openly, hoping to be heard.

Who are the artists behind “EN ALTAVOZ”?

The Junior H Music is a collaboration between Grupo Frontera, an American regional Mexican band, and Junior H, a Mexican singer-songwriter known for his contributions to the corridos tumbados subgenre.

What genre does “EN ALTAVOZ” belong to?

The song is part of the regional Mexican genre, incorporating elements of norteño and cumbia rhythms.

When was “EN ALTAVOZ” released?

The single “En Altavoz” was released on September 14, as part of Grupo Frontera’s debut Junior H albums “El Comienzo”.

What are some of the key themes in “EN ALTAVOZ”?

The lyrics explore themes of heartbreak, longing, and the difficulty of letting go of a past love. The protagonist expresses a deep sense of loss and a desire to reconnect with their former partner.

Has “EN ALTAVOZ” achieved any notable chart success?

As of the information available, specific chart positions for “EN ALTAVOZ” were not mentioned, but Grupo Frontera has had success on the charts with other songs.

Is “EN ALTAVOZ” part of an album?

Yes, “EN ALTAVOZ” is part of Grupo Frontera’s debut album titled “El Comienzo”.

What is the musical style of Grupo Frontera?

Grupo Frontera is known for their norteño cumbias, but they have also explored other regional Mexican styles in their music.

What is the significance of the song’s title “EN ALTAVOZ”?

The title, which translates to “On Speaker,” signifies the protagonist’s desire to have their feelings heard out loud, as they put themselves on speakerphone during the call to their ex-partner.

Can “EN ALTAVOZ” be considered a typical example of Grupo Frontera’s music?

While “EN ALTAVOZ” aligns with Grupo Frontera’s regional Mexican style, the band is also known for their versatility in exploring various subgenres within Mexican music

About JUNIOR H En Altavoz Lyrics

Lyric Segment	Meaning/Theme
Juré / Y te había dicho que / Ya no te iba a llamar	The speaker made a promise not to call their ex-partner, indicating a previous decision to move on.
Pero es que todo el día no te dejo de pensar	Despite the promise, the speaker is unable to stop thinking about their ex-partner, showing their lingering attachment.
No acepto que acabó / Que esto se terminó	The speaker is in denial about the end of the relationship, struggling to accept the reality.
Y ahorita que me puse pedo, ponme en altavoz	Under the influence of alcohol, the speaker calls their ex-partner and asks to be put on speakerphone, wanting to be heard.
Pa’ que me escuches fuerte y claro / Que yo aún no te he olvidado	The speaker wants their ex-partner to clearly understand that they have not moved on.
A estar sin ti, no me acostumbro / Me hace falta un beso tuyo	The speaker is not used to being without their ex-partner and misses their physical affection.
Por favor, mi amor, no cuelgues / Mejor, dime cuándo vuelves	The speaker pleads with their ex not to hang up and instead to indicate when they might return.
Pa’ que vuelvan esos días / Donde tú, sí, me querías	The speaker longs for the return of the days when they felt loved by their ex-partner.
Sé que no son horas para estar llamando / Pero, para andar dolido, no hay horario	The speaker acknowledges the inappropriateness of the timing of the call but suggests that heartache does not adhere to a schedule.
Yo sé que me quieres y que te hago falta / Como tú me has hecho falta	The speaker believes that their ex-partner still loves them and misses them as they have missed their ex.
¿Pa’ qué estás enojada? / Dime, tú qué ganas / Ocultándome tus ganas	The speaker questions their ex-partner’s anger and suggests there is no benefit in hiding their true feelings.
Por ti, sigo tomando / Me puse pedo y es por eso que te estoy llamando	The speaker continues to drink because of their ex-partner and implies that their intoxication is the reason for the call.