Remmy Valenzuela

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5- DRIVING MY CAR
SONG: Te toco perder-Remmy Valenzuela
CONNECTION: When I am driving my car, I like to listen mexican singers, specially Remmy Valenzuela. Valenzuela is my favorite singer, and usually , when I am driving my car, I like to sing his songs because, they are based on true stories. This song is talking about a couple who broke up and that the boy was suffering because, the girl was with other guys while being with him, but the story changes at the end. Now, he already forgotten the girl, but now the girl wants to get back with him. The reason I like this song so much is because, I experienced something similar to the song. I fell in love with a guy who appeared being good and loved me. He promised to be with me at all times, but

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