santeria by sumblime?

http://lyrics.com/sublime-lyrics-santeria.html


can some one Pl tell me what it means some guy told me it was to me and i dint understand it

SUMBLIME? Jesus, girl.. please spell the name correctly and do the dead man some justice.. Good Lord..

it's about competing pimps trying to sell their prostitutes.

A "Sancho" is a guy who has sex with married women, that's what the song's about, it has nothing to do with actual Santeria. It's about a guy whose wife cheated on him..

um mm I think you posted this in the wrong spot... try the music or the I DONT CARE section

* mumbles something under her breath and hits the preview button*

Santer?a, also known as La Regla DE Lukumi (Lukumi's Rule), is an Afro-Caribbean religious tradition derived from traditional beliefs of the Yoruba people of Nigeria. The Santer?a/Yoruba tradition comprises a hierarchical structure according to priesthood level and authority.

I like "waiting for my Rica"

i dint exactly understand either, but people who tend to smoke pot like to listen to this song a lot.

Santeria is a Vudoo cult.

its a bunch of lost souls who mess around with demons and worship the dead.

i advise you to stay away, because once you get cough up in demonic powers, you will be stuck in the occult forever.

Santeria also known as La Regla DE Lukumi (Lukumi's Rule), is an Afro-Caribbean religious tradition derived from traditional beliefs of the Yoruba people of Nigeria. It's a Caribbean religion that combines elements of Catholicism and Voodoo. Other than the opening line, "I don't practice Santeria," the song has little to do with the Nigerian religion. Rather, the song is a narrative of a jealous ex-boyfriend attempting to reclaim his girlfriend from a man he refers to as "Sancho." In Mexico, a man who steals another man's girlfriend ("Heine") or wife is often referred to as "El Sancho," which may be why the name "Sancho" was chosen as the antagonist in this Sublime song.

The poster above me (if they're still above me) has the right of it.
"Heine" is a girl like a girlfriend and "Sancho" is a guy who sleeps with your girlfriend/spouse.
He's saying he doesn't have any way to get his girl back - he doesn't have religion, he can't look into the future, he doesn't have any money.. he's pissed and if he finds them he's going to kill him. He wants his girl back. The song has nothing to do with Santeria.