TE AVISÉ Lyrics – FERNANDOCOSTA

TE AVISÉ Lyrics Meaning

[Verso 1]
Here the singer talks directly to someone who used to be close to him, reminding this person of all the times he warned them about their destructive behavior. He recalls moments when this person treated their partner terribly, causing her to cry, even though the real betrayal came from him sneaking off with other women while she trusted him. He remembers warning him after he disrespected a sound technician at a show, because that was another sign of how out of control he was becoming. Eventually, the singer grew tired of trying to help and decided that was the moment their friendship ended. He also talks about seeing him on TV, cutting off everyone around him, even his own brother, which showed how self-centered he’d become. He brings up a time when this person paid someone to withdraw a serious complaint, which made things even worse. He reminds him how he lost his home because of constant partying and drug use, and suggests he avoid interviews where someone might ask about his income and expose him. He explains that many girlfriends tried to warn him too, because putting up with his behavior didn’t mean they belonged to him. He mentions how this person used to isolate his girlfriends from their friends to control them, including one who started out as a fan and didn’t realize his “activist” image was just a mask hiding harmful behavior. The singer speaks not only for himself but for his people, warning that if this person drags his child into things, there will be serious consequences. He offers to meet face-to-face but says the other guy doesn’t have the courage to show up. He repeats that he warned him again and again, and the other guy still made the same mistakes. He ends this section reminding him that playing with danger always catches up to you, and someone who warns you isn’t betraying you — they’re just telling you the truth.

[Puente]
Here the singer calls him a traitor, pointing out how he always twists situations to make himself look better, but says this tactic won’t work anymore. He makes it clear that he’s going to expose everything so people understand why nobody wants this guy around. He warns him to brace himself, because the truth is about to come out directly and openly.

[Verso 2]
In this part, the singer speaks with even more force, showing he’s no longer scared of anything the other person said or did. He explains that he’s not someone who can be pushed around or manipulated, and that the time for intimidation has passed. He tells him to face the pressure because now it’s his turn to respond. He says that all the harm the guy has caused doesn’t compare to what’s coming now that the truth is being spoken openly. He labels him with traits like selfishness, manipulation, jealousy, and toxicity, and points out that he can practically hear how nervous the guy must be while listening. He accuses him of being addicted to harmful habits and pretending to be someone he’s not, saying he lacks genuine talent and carries deep personal issues. He mentions having spoken with one of the guy’s exes, who told him very serious things about how she was treated. The singer calls him someone who preys on weaker people and challenges him to confront him publicly if he’s really as tough as he pretends. He mocks him for being physically unhealthy and for acting aggressively only toward people who can’t defend themselves, like kids at an airport. He brings up how the guy abuses substances so much that it’s visibly affecting his health, and repeats accusations of endangering people around him. He questions why the guy avoids performing in his own hometown, claiming everyone there dislikes him. He then brings up heavy accusations involving former partners, saying this person forced them into painful decisions and still pretends to respect women even though none of them want anything to do with him. He calls him out for acting politically conscious while still owing money to someone he never paid. He tells him to stop repeating stories about how he supposedly helped others, because humility disappears when you brag about it. He clarifies that he didn’t distance himself because of legal issues, but because he saw him doing drügs in front of his own mother, which was the final straw. He says even the guy’s team tries to stay away from him, and that he himself couldn’t stand to be around him even under the influence. He mocks him for taking months to prepare a diss track, saying he moves faster when unzipping his pants, and claims that filing complaints is all he has left. He ends by saying that nobody wants him anymore and that this is the end of his career.

[Outro]
Here the singer states this will be the last time he wastes his breath on this person. He says it doesn’t matter what lies the guy makes up, because his past actions can’t be erased. He reminds him that being punished doesn’t wash away guilt, so he should stop pretending to be the victim. The singer makes it clear that the real suffering came from those harmed by him, not from him pretending to be innocent.