Una niña de Venezuela Lyrics (English Translation) – Danny Ocean

Una niña de Venezuela Lyrics (English Translation) - Danny Ocean

Una niña de Venezuela (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

Read the full Una niña de Venezuela (English Translation) lyrics by Danny Ocean along with the music video, song credits, release information and other details about the song.

[Saying]
She knows when she does and when she doesn't
She has two personalities
An educated girl, a strawberry who has a street
She has loves in all cities
She left Venezuela when Chávez won

This part is about a girl who is self-aware and knows when to act and when not to. She has two sides to her personality—one that's refined and educated, and another that's street-smart. She's had romantic relationships in many places. She decided to leave Venezuela when Hugo Chávez came to power.

[Chorus]

She doesn't want any more disco (Disco)
No longer believe in false prophets (Prophets)
Now you want objectives and goals (Goals)
She is a girl who respects herself (Respects)
Inside she is damaged complete (Complete)
Always on the outside, m*mmy, perfect

In this chorus, the girl is tired of the party lifestyle and no longer believes in people who make empty promises. She's focused on achieving her own goals and maintaining her self-respect. Even though she has emotional scars, she always presents herself as perfect on the outside.

[Verse]
A queen who is not for princes
Her body and her mind are exquisite.
In therapy she sets limits
Don't approach me if you don't know what you want.
She only eats children to educate them and make them know how love hurts
She is a woman's woman
Alone she got the papers
She hasn't worn bras for a while now.
Solve all the problems she has, ye-ey
She no longer opens the networks so much (Networks)
Work to have what she wants
The thorn in all women, hey

This verse describes her as a strong, independent woman who isn't looking for a fairytale romance. She's got a beautiful mind and body and uses therapy to set healthy boundaries. She's clear about not wanting uncertain relationships. She's experienced in love and knows its pains. She's a woman's woman, meaning she supports and uplifts other women. She managed to get her legal papers on her own and has become comfortable with her natural self, even choosing not to wear bras. She faces and solves her problems head-on and doesn't spend much time on social media. She's focused on working hard to achieve her desires, embodying the strength and resilience found in many women.

[Chorus]
He doesn't want any more disco (Disco)
No longer believe in false prophets (Prophets)
Now you want objectives and goals (Goals)
She is a girl who respects herself (Respect)
Inside it is completely damaged (Complete)
Always on the outside, m*mmy, perfect
A strawberry ballot

This chorus repeats the idea that she's done with partying and disillusioned with false leaders. She's now focused on concrete goals and maintains her self-respect. Despite being emotionally damaged, she keeps up a perfect appearance. The term "strawberry ballot" likely highlights her blend of sophistication and street smarts.

[Post-Chorus]
She is a girl from Venezuela, so please, respect me (Respect me)
They respect me (They respect me)
She no longer believes in false prophets

This part emphasizes her Venezuelan roots and demands respect for who she is. She's firm in not believing in false leaders or empty promises anymore.

[Saying]
She knows when yes and when no
She has two personalities
She is a strawberry who has a street
She has loves in all cities
She left a while ago, because she haha

(Hey-hey, uh-uh)
(Eh-eyy, uh-uh)
(Hey-hey, uh-uh)
(Hey-hey, uh-uh)
(Hey-hey)

This saying reiterates her self-awareness and dual personality. She blends sophistication with street smarts and has had relationships in many places. She left Venezuela some time ago for reasons hinted at but not explicitly stated, possibly seeking a better life.

Una niña de Venezuela (English Translation) Song Credits & Production Details

Song Title Una niña de Venezuela (English Translation)
Singer(s) Danny Ocean
Musician(s) Danny Ocean
Lyricist(s) Danny Ocean
Language Spanish

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