Bien Arrebatao – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English
Lyrics & Translation
Dive into the energetic world of Puerto Rican slang and reggaetón culture with 'Bien Arrebatao.' This song offers a great opportunity to learn colloquial expressions related to partying and street life. Its raw and direct lyrics, combined with a classic 'perreo' beat, make it a memorable track that captures the essence of a wild night out.
Key Vocabulary
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mami /ˈmami/ A1 |
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bellaca /beˈʎaka/ C1 |
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arrebatao /areβaˈtao/ B2 |
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entrena /enˈtɾena/ B1 |
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dispensario /dispenˈsaɾjo/ B2 |
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fumar /fuˈmaɾ/ A2 |
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case /ˈkase/ B2 |
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nota /ˈnota/ B1 |
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pantalla /panˈtaʎa/ A2 |
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teta /ˈteta/ B2 |
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motívese /moˈtiβese/ B1 |
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perrear /peˈreaɾ/ B2 |
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presión /pɾeˈsjon/ B1 |
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babie /ˈbabi/ A1 |
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híbrido /ˈiβɾido/ B2 |
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sativa /saˈtiba/ C1 |
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duro /ˈduɾo/ A2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Que tú ere' una bellaca, pero escondía'
➔ Omission of final consonants in colloquial speech (ere' = eres)
➔ The word "ere'" shows how speakers drop the final 's' for a relaxed or urban tone.
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Me gustó cómo me lo hacía
➔ Use of reflexive construction and indirect object pronouns (me lo hacía)
➔ "Me lo hacía" literally means "did it to me"; the pronouns show how reflexive and object pronouns combine.
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Desde por la noche hasta por el día
➔ Use of preposition 'por' to indicate time range
➔ The preposition "por" here means "during" or "throughout" when expressing time spans.
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Los do' bien arrebata'o
➔ Elision of plural and final sounds ('dos' → 'do'', 'arrebataos' → 'arrebata'o')
➔ Dropping plural endings and consonants is common in Caribbean Spanish pronunciation for rhythm and flow.
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Aunque es una nena buena
➔ Use of concessive conjunction 'aunque'
➔ "Aunque" introduces contrast, similar to "although" or "even though" in English.
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De la suya se escapó
➔ Reflexive verb used with prepositional phrase (se escapó de...)
➔ "Se escapó" means "she escaped" and uses the reflexive form for personal emphasis.
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Hay que comprar otra ve'
➔ Impersonal expression with 'hay que' + infinitive
➔ "Hay que comprar" means "one has to buy" or "it’s necessary to buy" — no specific subject is used.
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Ella misma se bajó y lo pidió
➔ Use of intensifier 'misma' for emphasis on subject
➔ The phrase means "She herself went down and asked for it", where "misma" intensifies the action as intentional.
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Todo el mundo le ha tira'o
➔ Use of present perfect tense with colloquial contraction (tira'o = tirado)
➔ "Le ha tira'o" means "everyone has hit on her"; "tira'o" is a colloquial shortening of the past participle.
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