A que no, a que no te vas.
A que no te atreves a marcharte para siempre,
como juras que lo harás.
A que no te vas,
a que sigues aguantando aquí a mi lado,
lo que tengas que aguantar.
A que no te atreves ni siquiera a abrir la puerta,
por si yo no te reclamo,
y te tienes que marchar...
A que no te vas,
a que no te vas,
a que no te vas,
a que no te vas,
a que no te vas...
A que no te vas,
A pesar de lo que sabes que yo hago,
a que no te vas.
Porque en realidad,
tú prefieres estas cartas que te he dado
a quedarte sin jugar.
A que se te olvida en un momento lo que dices,
y me besas como un loco,
y me vuelves a besar...
A que no te vas,
a que no te vas,
a que no te vas,
a que no te vas,
a que no te vas...
A que no te vas,
a que sigues como un perro aquí a mi lado,
hasta que yo diga ¡ya!
A que no te vas,
porque vives por mi amor obsesionado,
y no puedes renunciar.
Y aunque siga siendo como ahora y siempre he sido,
como tú me has conocido,
porque no quiero cambiar...
A que no te vas,
a que no te vas,
a que no te vas,
a que no te vas...
a que no... a que no te vas...
Rocío Jurado, born María del Rocío Mohedano Jurado (1946-2006), was one of the greatest icons of Spanish music and entertainment. Born in Chipiona, Andalusia, her musical career began in the 1960s with a repertoire ranging from flamenco to Latin pop. Known as "La Faraona" for her charisma and imposing stage presence, Rocío Jurado sold millions of records worldwide, becoming a popular figure not only in Spain but also in Latin America. Besides music, she successfully ventured into Spanish cinema and television, winning numerous awards and accolades for her performances. Some of her most famous songs include "Como el agua", "Se me enamora" and "A mi manera". Her musical legacy continues to inspire generations of artists in Spain and beyond.
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