BUKELE Lyrics (English Translation) – El Alfa

[Intro]
I present to you the parade of all the women
But in the BM he has more Botox than Bukele

[Chorus]
Botox than Bukele, bó-bó-botox than Bukele
In the BMs he had more Botox than Bukele
Botox than Bukele, bó-bó-botox than Bukele
In the BMs he had more Botox than Bukele
(Botox than Bukele, bó-bó-botox than Bukele)
(Botox than Bukele, bó-bó-botox than Bukele)
(Botox than Bukele, bó-bó-botox than Bukele)
(Because there was someone who had more Botox than Bukele)
[Verse 1]
You went too far and took all the votes
The light went out and what arose was a commotion
When he arrived the women scolded each other
Because there was one who took more Botox than Bukele

[Chorus]
(Botox than Bukele, bó-bó-botox than Bukele)
(Bo-Bo-Bo-Bo-Botox that Bukele, bo-bo-botox that Bukele)
(Bo-Bo-Bo-Botox that Bukele, bo-bo-botox that Bukele)
Because there was one who took more Botox than Bukele
(Bo-Bo-Bo-Bo-Botox that Bukele, bo-bo-botox that Bukele)
(Botox than Bukele, bó-bó-botox than Bukele)
(Botox than Bukele, bó-bó-botox than Bukele)
Because there was someone who took more Botox than Bukele (Bó-Bó-Bó-Bó-Bó-Bó-Bó—)

[Verse 2]
She got more votes than Bukele, but I like her
He has it bigger than all the women on the road
Those ‘fleshy’, juicy lips
If she sticks to mine, it’s delicious
And what he has on two legs makes him wet
Anyone who sees it, that pod gets wet
She is a plant and she likes fragrances
She puts on cologne downstairs so she can lick it
[Bridge]
There is no urn, no paper
Attentive to Puya’ he took more Botox than Bukele

[Chorus]
(Botox than Bukele, bó-bó-botox than Bukele)
(Bo-Bo-Bo-Bo-Botox that Bukele, bo-bo-botox that Bukele)
(Bo-Bo-Bo-Botox that Bukele, bo-bo-botox that Bukele)
Because there was one who got more votes than Bukele
(Bo-Bo-Bo-Boto’ that Bukele, vo-vo-voto’ that Bukele)
(Bo-Bo-Bótox that Bukele, bó-bó-bótox that Bukele)
(Bo-Bo-Bo-Bo-Botox that Bukele, bo-bo-botox that Bukele)
(Because there was one who got more votes than Bukele)

[Outro]
Bó-Bó-Bó—, bó-bó-bó-bó-bó-bó-bó—
Bó-Bó-Bó—, bó-bó-bó-bó-bó-bó-bó—
Bó-Bó-Bó—, bó-bó-bó-bó-bó-bó-bó—
Bó-Bó-Bó—, bó-bó-bó-bó-bó-bó-bó—
Bó-Bó-Bó—, bó-bó-bó-bó-bó-bó-bó—
Bó-Bó-Bó—, bó-bó-bó-bó-bó-bó-bó—
Bó-Bó-Bó—, bó-bó-bó-bó-bó-bó-bó—
Bó-Bó-Bó—, bó-bó-bó-bó-bó-bó-bó—

[Intro]
The introduction sets the stage for a humorous comparison between the parade of women and the exaggerated use of Botox injections, suggesting that even in this display of beauty, someone outshines others by having more Botox than Nayib Bukele, a notable political figure.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats the assertion that some individuals have undergone more Botox treatments than Bukele has votes, emphasizing this with a catchy rhythm. It suggests a playful competition where exceeding Bukele, who is known for his political prowess, in Botox injections becomes a humorous benchmark of vanity.

[Verse 1]
This verse narrates a scenario where a person, presumably a woman, gains attention and criticism for surpassing others in Botox usage, paralleling the political realm where Bukele garnered overwhelming support. The lyrics humorously depict a situation where even among women, there’s competition to have more Botox than the prominent political figure.

[Chorus]
Similar to the first chorus, this repetition reinforces the idea that surpassing Bukele in Botox injections has become a notable achievement, perhaps even more significant than his political victories. The humorous tone continues, emphasizing the absurdity of this comparison in the context of beauty and popularity.

[Verse 2]
This verse elaborates on physical attributes like lips and legs, humorously suggesting that these features exceed Bukele in size or appeal. The lyrics playfully describe the allure of these exaggerated features, further emphasizing the theme of vanity and competition in surpassing Bukele, albeit in unconventional ways.

[Bridge]
The bridge introduces the absence of traditional elements like urns and papers, redirecting attention to the focus on Botox usage. The mention of “Puya’,” potentially referencing a specific person or group, further underscores the significance placed on Botox injections in this context.

[Chorus]
This repetition of the chorus reinforces the theme of exceeding Bukele in Botox treatments, suggesting that even in the absence of traditional measures like votes, some individuals have achieved greater recognition or notoriety through their cosmetic enhancements.

[Outro]
The outro repeats the playful sounds heard throughout the song, perhaps emphasizing the light-hearted nature of the comparison between Botox usage and Bukele’s political stature. It serves as a concluding note to the humorous exploration of vanity and competition in the context of beauty and politics.