5202 – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

• By: Duki

Lyrics & Translation

Dive into the world of Argentine trap with Duki's '5202'! This song is a great way to learn Spanish through music, as the lyrics are filled with modern slang and cultural references that reflect the current urban scene. The confident and energetic flow makes it a special track to experience the power and style of one of Latin America's biggest artists.

[English]

This is the damn Devil mode in Miami, you already knew.

Thanks for sharing this night with me, my devil, my devil.

This is Duko and a devil, you already knew.

I do it all.

Gold is monotonous.

If I drink, I don't eat anymore.

If I eat, I don't go out anymore.

If I don't go out, I don't even bother.

I stay in the studio.

I lock myself up by myself.

My biggest prison makes me freer than anyone, to my detriment.

I'm with the devil on the track, it sounds explosive with a spine, trap shatters.

Changing the rules, they don't look for real facts.

The career speaks for itself.

With eyes broken from anti-flash.

I run out of gas, I don't run out of flow, I don't run out of trap.

I always keep my distance, I don't run out of my gang.

Infinite royalties and I don't run out of cash.

Trap without me is like rock without Slash.

Flour without a tag, Moroccan without hash.

Life is a booty and I want to screw it.

I accumulate piles of electrolytes, to make myself a nitro.

You don't even scream in the studio.

Some ships rain meteorites, the devil's suit, no, I don't take it off.

I'm with the crazy girl, I cry the little lights.

We are monuments, like monoliths.

I intoxicate the world before I vomit it.

Chaos in the spotlights, like Redonditos.

Always devil mode, always really beautiful.

Like Benedicto, always very blessed.

They kill the studio, I know about the crime.

I want to be a legend and be elite.

The diamonds on my Cuban chain.

They can't withstand the tide.

If I keep treading strong.

They can't keep up with my career.

The Dukes are on the wave.

The water lowers the tide.

I'm collecting money.

They cross me against the tide.

I do it all.

Gold is monotonous.

If I drink, I don't eat anymore.

If I eat, I don't go out anymore.

If I don't go out, I don't even bother.

I stay in the studio.

I lock myself up by myself.

My biggest prison makes me freer than anyone, to my detriment.

We left the streets, now I don't leave the beat.

This beat is going to put me to sleep, but they don't make me sleep.

You guys are pure blah blah blah.

You guys lack life experience.

I do magic as if it's nothing.

On top of the beat.

[Spanish]

Este es el maldito modo Diablo en Miami, ya supiste.

Gracias por compartir esta noche conmigo, mi diablo, mi diablo.

Esto es Duko y un diablo, ya supiste.

Yo lo de todo.

El oro es monótono.

Si tomo ya no como.

Si como ya no salgo.

Si no salgo ya ni jodo.

Me quedo en el estudio.

Me encierro por mi solo.

Mi carcel más grande me hace mal libre que todos.

Ando con el diablo en el track, suena kraca con una vertebral el trap se rompe.

Cambiando las reglas no buscan con facts de verdad.

La carrera por sí sola responde.

Con los ojos rotos de anti-flash.

Me quedo sin gas, no me quedo sin flow, no me quedo sin trap.

Siempre mantengo distancia, no me quedo sin gang.

Infinitas regalías y no me quedo sin cash.

El trap sin mí es como el rock sin slash.

Harina sin tag, Marroqui sin hash.

La vida es una booty y me la quiero chingar.

Acumulo pilas de electrolitos, hacerme de un nitro.

Tu ni pego gritos el estudio.

Unas naves llueven meteoritos el traje del diablo no, no me lo quito.

Ando con la loquita lloro los foquitos.

Somos monumentos, como monolitos.

Me intoxico el mundo antes que lo vomito.

Chaos en los focos como redonditos.

Siempre modo diablo, siempre re bonito.

Como Benedicto siempre re bendito.

Matan el estudio, se del delito.

Quiero ser leyenda y ser de ser élite.

Los diamantes de mi cubana.

No aguantan la marea.

Si sigo pisando fuerte.

No me aguantan la carrera.

Los Dukes están la ola.

El agua baja la marea.

Yo recolectando plata.

Me cruzan antimarea.

Yo lo de todo.

El oro es monótono.

Si tomo ya no como.

Si como ya no salgo.

Si no salgo ya ni jodo.

Me quedo en el estudio.

Me encierro por mí solo.

Mi cárcel más grande me hace mal, libre que todos.

Salimos de la calle ahora no salgo del beat.

Este beat me va a dormir a mí no me hacen dormir.

Ustedes puro blablabla.

Le falta vivir.

Hago magia como si nada.

Arriba del beat.

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
Diablo /'dja.βlo/ B1	noun - devil; an evil spirit, or a very bad person
Estudio /es.'tu.ðjo/ A2	noun - study (room or act of learning); a room used for studying, writing, or artistic work, or the process of learning or examining something
Marea /ma.'ɾe.a/ B1	noun - tide; the regular rise and fall of the sea level, or a large quantity of something (metaphorical)
Carrera /ka.'re.ɾa/ A2	noun - race; a competition in which all the competitors try to be the fastest over a set course noun - career; the series of jobs that a person has in a particular area of work, usually involving progress to more responsible positions
Maldito /mal.'di.to/ B1	adjective - damned, cursed; causing or deserving to be cursed; also used as an intensifier (e.g., 'damn good')
Joder /xo.'ðeɾ/ C1	verb - to screw up, to bother, to mess around (vulgar); to cause trouble, annoy, or damage; to have sexual intercourse (vulgar, colloquial)
Cárcel /'kaɾ.θel/ B1	noun - prison, jail; a building where criminals are kept as punishment or while awaiting trial
Romper /rom.'peɾ/ A2	verb - to break; to separate into two or more pieces, as a result of a shock or strain; also to violate (a rule)
Reglas /'re.ɣlas/ A2	noun - rules, regulations; a set of instructions about how to do something, or how a game, organization, or activity should be done
Roto /'ro.to/ A2	adjective - broken; separated into pieces; not working correctly
Distancia /dis.'tan.θja/ A2	noun - distance; the amount of space between two places or things
Regalías /re.ɣa.'li.as/ B2	noun - royalties; a payment made to an author, musician, inventor, etc., for the use of their work or invention
Harina /a.'ɾi.na/ A2	noun - flour; a powder made from grain, especially wheat, used for making bread, cakes, etc.
Chingar /tʃiŋ.'gaɾ/ C2	verb - to screw, to mess up, to have sex (vulgar, mainly Mexico); a highly versatile and vulgar verb with many meanings, including to break, to annoy, to defeat, to take advantage of, or to have sexual intercourse
Meteoritos /me.te.o.'ɾi.tos/ B2	noun - meteorites; a piece of rock or metal that has fallen to the Earth's surface from outer space as a meteor
Monolitos /mo.no.'li.tos/ B2	noun - monoliths; a single large block of stone, especially one shaped into a pillar or monument
Intoxicar /in.tok.si.'kaɾ/ B1	verb - to poison, to intoxicate; to make someone ill or cause them to die by poisoning them; also to make someone drunk
Delito /de.'li.to/ B1	noun - crime, offense; an illegal act for which someone can be punished by the government
Monótono /mo.'no.to.no/ B1	adjective - monotonous; dull, tedious, and repetitious; lacking in variety and interest
Leyenda /le.'ʝen.da/ B1	noun - legend; an old story or set of stories from ancient times, or a very famous person who is admired for a particular skill or achievement
Élite /'e.li.te/ B2	noun - elite; a group of people who are superior in terms of ability or qualities to the rest of a group or society

Key Grammar Structures

• Si tomo ya no como.

  ➔ Type 1 Conditional Sentence with 'ya no'

  ➔ This is a Type 1 conditional sentence (real conditional): "Si + present simple, present simple." It expresses a general truth or habitual action. The phrase "ya no" means "no longer" or "not anymore" (e.g., "If I drink, I no longer eat.").

• Me encierro por mi solo.

  ➔ Reflexive verb with 'por sí solo'

  ➔ The verb "encerrarse" is a reflexive verb, meaning "to shut oneself in". The phrase "por mi solo" (colloquial for "por mí solo") means "by myself" or "on my own", emphasizing that the action is done without anyone else's help or presence.

• el trap se rompe.

  ➔ Reflexive Passive / Impersonal 'se'

  ➔ The "se" in "se rompe" is used to form the reflexive passive (or impersonal "se"), indicating that the action of "breaking" happens to "the trap" without specifying who performs it. It can be translated as "the trap is broken" or "the trap gets broken".

• Me quedo sin gas

  ➔ Idiomatic expression 'quedarse sin'

  ➔ The reflexive verb "quedarse" combined with the preposition "sin" forms the idiom "quedarse sin". It means "to run out of something" or "to be without something". Here, "I run out of gas".

• me la quiero chingar.

  ➔ Object pronouns with 'querer + infinitive'

  ➔ "Me" is an indirect object pronoun and "la" is a direct object pronoun. In Spanish, object pronouns usually precede the conjugated verb, even when the action is related to an infinitive (verb + infinitive structure). The verb "chingar" is very colloquial and can mean "to screw" or "to conquer/dominate" in this context.

• no, no me lo quito.

  ➔ Multiple object pronouns with reflexive verb and negation

  ➔ This sentence uses two object pronouns, "me" (reflexive, indicating "from myself") and "lo" (direct object, referring to "the devil's suit"), which precede the conjugated reflexive verb "quito" (from "quitarse", to take off). The double "no" emphasizes the negation.

• siempre re bonito.

  ➔ Colloquial intensifier 're-'

  ➔ The prefix "re-" is a common colloquial intensifier in Spanish, especially in Argentina. It is equivalent to "very", "really", or "super" and is attached directly to adjectives or adverbs. So, "re bonito" means "very beautiful" or "really pretty".

• Este beat me va a dormir

  ➔ Periphrastic future with indirect object pronoun

  ➔ The periphrastic future tense, formed by "ir a" + infinitive ("ir a dormir"), indicates an action that will happen in the near future. "Me" is an indirect object pronoun, here indicating that the action of sleeping will affect the speaker (i.e., "put me to sleep").

• Le falta vivir.

  ➔ Impersonal use of 'faltar'

  ➔ The verb "faltar" is used impersonally here, meaning "to lack" or "to be missing". "Le" is the indirect object pronoun (referring to "you/them" from the previous line). So, "They lack living experience" or "They need to live more".

• Hago magia como si nada.

  ➔ Idiomatic expression 'como si nada' (implying subjunctive)

  ➔ "Como si nada" is a common idiomatic expression meaning "as if it were nothing" or "effortlessly". Grammatically, "como si" usually requires the imperfect subjunctive (e.g., "como si no fuera nada"). However, in colloquial speech, "nada" is often used directly, implying the full subjunctive clause.