Sergio Ramos’ new Florentino Perez-based song has been explained by one of his former colleagues.
The former Real Madrid captain is playing out in Mexico with Monterrey, but made headlines back home by releasing a song called ‘Cibeles’, the place in Madrid where the team celebrate their trophies.
The song includes multiple digs and Real president Florentino Perez, with the lyrics: “You forgot about me, you left me alone. Without being able to decide, that’s what hurts me the most.
“And even though everything was like this, I would gladly come back. Once or a thousand times, you know it.
“I never wanted to leave, you asked me to fly. Oh-woah, oh-oh! You asked me to fly. Uh-oh! You asked me… I would kill for you, I loved you and I defended you, But it wasn’t in me, you asked me to fly.”
Explaining the logic behind the song, former Sevilla employee Cristóbal Soria said: “He needs an income, he’s broke and needs to make ends meet. And he’s also used it for gigs and things like that.
“Sergio Ramos has recorded a whole album, this is just one song… I’ve listened to it and there’s one of the songs that we’re going to be playing around the set.
“It’s so well done. He’s recorded it with some real world music stars.”
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