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[Música] 00:00
Ah, 00:06
[Música] 00:09
[Aplausos] 00:16
oye, me compré una 19. Esa [ __ ] está 00:19
bien cabrona. Tú te vas a venir cuando 00:21
el toto, yo te coma. Cuando el culo yo 00:23
te coma, te monto en el cuatro gomas. 00:25
Tiene el crico blanquito como madona. 00:28
Pásame la pieza este cabrón. Un fuletazo 00:30
aquel me está tirando. Voy un chorre 00:33
cantazo. Canta [ __ ] m el culo. Tengo 00:35
codín en el vaso. Ya ni me preocupo. Se 00:37
me cayeron los casos. Bríncame en el 00:39
[ __ ] Tiene el toto. Rico. Mami, te 00:41
lambo el culo. Tú te vas a venir rápid 00:44
mami, mueve esas tetas. Te tiro un par 00:46
de pesos. Mamí, tú estás bien [ __ ] Te 00:48
voy a llenar de leche, mami. No me 00:50
ronquen depresión. Si viven en 00:52
depresión, esa película es fición que tú 00:53
te crees que es deción. Tú tienes tu 00:56
pieza pero tú eres un [ __ ] Si a ti 00:58
nadie te escucha, voy a deje la emoción 01:00
que eres una [ __ ] que mueve el culo, que 01:02
sa bien zorra que grité bien duro. Mami, 01:04
soy un demonio. Bebé, tú quieres un 01:07
chulo. Yo te como ese crico, mami. Yo no 01:09
me chulo como su este Draco. Pero el 01:11
Draco fulete y se rompe el 300. Me 01:13
compro un 47. Tú conoces un par de 01:16
locos. Nosotros estamos el garete. 01:18
Freitomy Bro, el Nieta, Free Mi Pro el 01:20
27. Estamos en Halloween eler de mi 01:21
corte green en Gold State la curry con 01:24
el green. Yo insoportable como Mr. Bean 01:26
el 31 el Coca-Cola, el Urban 01:30
y me llama 01:34
el 66. 01:36
¿Sabes quién es, cabrón? 01:39
[Música] 01:43
A 01:51
[Música] 01:54

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[English]
Music
Ah,
Music
Applause
Hey, I bought a Glock 19. That [ __ ] is
really badass. You're gonna come when
I eat your kitty, when I eat your butt, I'll
put you in the car.
She's got a little white thing like Madonna.
Pass me this track, you son of a bitch. A shot
is being fired at me. I'm going to take a
lot of shots. Sing [ __ ] my ass. I've got
codeine in my drink. I don't even care anymore.
My cases have fallen. Jump on my
[ __ ] She's got the kitty. Delicious. Mommy, I
lick your butt. You're gonna come quick
mommy, shake those tits. I'll throw you a couple
of bucks. Mommy, you're so [ __ ] I'm
gonna fill you up with milk, mommy. Don't give me
depression vibes. If you live in
depression, that movie is fiction that you
think is decision. You have your
track but you're a [ __ ] If nobody
listens to you, I'm gonna let the emotion go
that you're a [ __ ] who shakes their ass, that
you're a very good whore who shouts really hard. Mommy,
I'm a demon. Baby, you want a
pimp. I eat that kitty, mommy. I don't
pimp myself like his Draco. But the
Draco is a gun and it breaks the 300. I
buy a 47. You know a couple of
crazy people. We're on the loose.
Freitomy Bro, El Nieta, Free Mi Pro the
27th. We're on Halloween, the element of my
Green cut in Gold State, the curry with
the green. I'm unbearable like Mr. Bean.
The 31st, Coca-Cola, the Urban
and she calls me
the 66.
You know who it is, you son of a bitch?
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Vocabulary Meanings

come

/kʌm/

A1
  • verb
  • - to move towards or reach a place or person

eat

/iːt/

A1
  • verb
  • - to take food into the mouth and swallow it

buy

/baɪ/

A1
  • verb
  • - to obtain something by paying money for it

throw

/θroʊ/

A2
  • verb
  • - to send something through the air with force

ass

/æs/

B1
  • noun
  • - the buttocks (back part of the human body)

pussy

/ˈpʊsi/

B2
  • noun
  • - slang for vagina
  • noun
  • - a cat

mount

/maʊnt/

A2
  • verb
  • - to climb on top of something or someone
  • noun
  • - a mountain or hill

white

/waɪt/

A1
  • adjective
  • - of the color of snow or milk

give

/ɡɪv/

A1
  • verb
  • - to hand over or provide something to someone

rich

/rɪtʃ/

A2
  • adjective
  • - having a lot of money or valuable possessions

move

/muːv/

A2
  • verb
  • - to change position or place

live

/lɪv/

A1
  • verb
  • - to be alive or to exist in a place

scream

/skriːm/

A2
  • verb
  • - to shout loudly, especially in anger, pain, or excitement
  • noun
  • - a loud sharp cry

demon

/ˈdiːmən/

B2
  • noun
  • - an evil spirit or devil

crazy

/ˈkreɪzi/

A2
  • adjective
  • - very excited, strange, or ill in the mind

break

/breɪk/

A2
  • verb
  • - to separate into pieces as a result of force

call

/kɔːl/

A1
  • verb
  • - to give a name to someone or something

leave

/liːv/

A2
  • verb
  • - to go away from a place or person

worry

/ˈwɜːri/

A2
  • verb
  • - to feel anxious or troubled about something
  • noun
  • - a feeling of anxiety or concern

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Key Grammar Structures

  • oye, me compré una 19. Esa [**pussy**] está bien cabrona.

    ➔ Use of slang and informal vocabulary.

    ➔ The sentence uses the informal word "cabrona" (badass, awesome) to describe the "pussy". This demonstrates the casual and often vulgar tone common in certain music genres.

  • Canta [**préndel**] m el culo.

    ➔ Imperative mood + object pronoun.

    "Préndel" is likely a contraction of "prende el" (light it up). It's an informal imperative command, telling someone to light something (likely a joint or something similar) near their ass (culo). The use of object pronoun makes it clearer.

  • Bríncame en el [**bicho**].

    ➔ Informal imperative verb with a slang term.

    "Bríncame" (jump on me) is an informal command. "Bicho" is slang for penis. The sentence is a direct, sexual invitation.

  • Mamí, tú estás bien [**rica**].

    ➔ Use of adjective with the verb "estar" to describe a temporary state or condition, and informal vocabulary.

    "Rica" (rich, delicious) is used here to mean attractive or sexy. The verb "estar" is correctly used to describe a condition or state.

  • Tú tienes tu pieza pero tú eres un [**bobo**].

    ➔ Use of "ser" vs. "estar" (permanent vs. temporary characteristic), informal language.

    "Eres" is used with "bobo" (fool), implying that being a fool is part of their nature, a permanent characteristic. This contrasts with "estar", which would be used for temporary states.

  • que eres una [**puta**] que mueve el culo, que sa bien zorra que grité bien duro.

    ➔ Use of strong, vulgar language and slang.

    ➔ This sentence uses highly charged, derogatory terms like "puta" (whore) and "zorra" (bitch) to describe a woman who dances provocatively. This reflects a controversial and often criticized aspect of certain musical genres.

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