Rechazame

Prince Royce · Prince Royce [2010]

Tu me enamoraste a mi

Tu me hiciste sonreir

Sabiendo la situacion.



Y que los dos

Tenemos nuestro amor

Vivimos escondidos

Escucha de mi cancion.



Ay rechazame

Es que no puedo acceptar tu amor

Ay olvidame

Aunque nos duela ay que acceptar ese dolor

Es que yo tengo mi mujer y tu tienes tu novio

Yo no, no quiero ser infiel me matara la tentacion



This is for ya'll players out there

and I'm not just talkin' about the fellas.



You already know who it is

Royce



Too strong



Y se

Que conmigo tu eres feliz

No podemos seguir asi

Terminaremos sufriendo oohh



Nuestro amor

Tiene que terminar aqui

Yo no quiero pero es asi

Aunque me duele el corazon ohh



Ay rechazame

Es que no puedo acceptar tu amor

Ay olvidame

Aunque nos duela ay que acceptar ese dolor

Es que yo tengo mi mujer y tu tienes tu novio

Yo no, no quiero ser infiel me matara la tentacion



Y entiende

Entiende corazon

Y ay entiende

Entiende porfavor



na, na, na, naaa



Y ay rechazame

Es que no puedo acceptar tu amor

Ay olvidame

Aunque nos duela ay que acceptar ese dolor

Esque yo tengo mi mujer y tu tienes tu novio

Yo no, no quiero ser infiel me matara la tentacion

About Rechazame

Prince Royce's "Rechazame" stands as a defining track from his 2010 self-titled debut album, showcasing his mastery of the Latin pop and bachata genres. Released during a pivotal era for the Puerto Rican artist, the recording captures the raw emotional vulnerability characteristic of his early work, blending traditional instrumentation with modern production techniques. The song serves as a poignant exploration of heartbreak and the courage required to walk away from a relationship, themes that resonate deeply within the Latin music community. Its inclusion on the album's tracklist highlights Royce's ability to craft melodies that are both commercially viable and emotionally authentic, establishing him as a leading voice in contemporary Latin ballads. The track remains a staple in his discography, often revisited in live performances and re-released compilations, cementing its status as a signature piece that reflects his artistic evolution and enduring appeal.