How do you say "Y ahora, muchachos, se acaba la rima," and what does it mean?

I can not understand your question. If you could rewrite it I could answer it very fast! Im spanish

Answered by jachu | 2024-06-10

, boys, the rhyme is over,

Answered by bubaweird | 2024-06-10

The phrase "Y ahora, muchachos, se acaba la rima" translates to "And now, boys, the rhyme is coming to an end." It signifies the conclusion of a poem or lyrical piece, often used in Spanish poetry and other forms of expression. This phrase emphasizes the transition to the end of a narrative or performance.
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Answered by jachu | 2024-09-30