Lyrics: She is damaged from love She doesn't feel any pain Her happiness ended Her hope disappeared She no longer believes in love Her faith has run out She no longer believes in love It rains every day in her world Her smile, her little face, her little hands Oh, what a delight Oh, how beautiful your little face is Yes, yes Her smile is gone A guy without light turned off for her Both of them sank their ship Her tears made a puddle And here I am with the first aid Loving without love seems like suicide to me Their hearts broke Like breaking glass Like breaking bottomless credit cards She doesn't want to be seen, I hide her I took her to London She's talking to me and clearly says "No condom" Now she wants to drink She wants a joint She sends me drunk videos I filled her up like three Choliseos 11:11, make a wish I'll fulfill it if I see you In the Bentley, I'll take you for a ride You can fuck me whenever you want You're calm, I won't block you She moved really well to reggaeton Every night we sing the song We danced, we kissed while drunk And when you're crying Locked in your room I hope you sing my song La, la-la, la-la La, la-la, la-la, ah La, la-la, la-la La, la-la, la-la, ah The song "Está Dañada (Remix)" by Ivan Cornejo & Jhay Cortez talks about a woman who has been hurt in love and is no longer able to feel any pain. She has lost her happiness and hope. The lyrics convey her disbelief in love and how her world feels dark and gloomy with constant rain. The song describes her physical and emotional beauty, but also highlights the sadness and brokenness she feels. The remix version features additional lyrics where the narrator tries to comfort and support the woman. He mentions taking her to London, offering assistance, but also expresses a more casual and sexual relationship. The lyrics mention their past experiences of dancing, drinking, and kissing while intoxicated. The narrator hopes that when she is crying alone, she will sing his song as a way to find some solace or connection. Overall, the song portrays themes of heartbreak, loss, and seeking comfort in the midst of pain.
