Escápate – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

• By: Tito Double P, Chino Pacas

Lyrics & Translation

Embark on a journey of passion and desire with "Escápate" by Tito Double P and Chino Pacas. This song captures the essence of longing and the thrill of a forbidden connection, offering a glimpse into a culture where music fuels emotions and stories unfold on every street corner.

[English]

Walking through your neighborhood step by step

Completely fired up, burning rubber

You like guys like me

But your mom scolds you

Always going out to parties, but with another guy

Even though she doesn’t like him at all

Here I am, hyped up in the truck, can’t calm down

Though I don’t even feel like it either

Just tell her you don’t want anything with him

Girl, I want to see you lying back with me again

Just say that tonight I’ll fill you with pleasure

Baby, don’t be afraid to run away with me

Oh, mama

Tough but not that much, girl (ha, ha)

Tito Double P

Oh, buddy Tito

Uh!

...

Walking back and forth, I’m a crazy one

My vibe never runs out

They already know how I am

But no one says a word

I buy you the bag he only promised you

And I even bring you serenades

Here I am, hyped up in the truck, can’t calm down

Though I don’t even feel like it either

Just tell her you don’t want anything with him

Girl, I want to see you lying close to me again

Just say that at night I’ll fill you with pleasure

Baby, don’t be afraid to run away with me, with me

...

With me

...

[Spanish]

Paso y paso por tu cantón

Bien cagazón, quemando llanta

A ti te gustan como yo

Pero, tu jefa te regaña

Siempre sales de fiesta, pero con otro cabrón

Aunque él no te gusta pa nada

Yo, bien loco en la troca, no puedo bajar avión

Aunque tampoco traigo ganas

Ya dile que no quieres nada con él

Mujer, te quiero ver recostada otra vez conmigo

Ya di que a la noche yo te lleno de placer

Bebé, no tengas miedo de escaparte conmigo

Ay, mamá

Bélico, pero no tanto, mija (ja, ja)

Tito Double P

Ay, compa Tito

¡Uh!

Pase y pase, es un loquerón

Nunca se me acaba la viada

Ya me conocen cómo soy

Pero nadie me dice nada

Yo te compro la bolsa que él nomás te prometió

Y hasta te llevo serenata

Yo, bien loco en la troca, no puedo bajar avión

Pero tampoco traigo ganas

Ya dile que no quieres nada con él

Mujer, te quiero ver recostada de nuez conmigo

Ya di que en la' noche' yo te lleno de placer

Bebé, no tengas miedo de escaparte conmigo, conmigo

Conmigo

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
paso /ˈpaso/ A2	noun - step
cagazón /kaɣaˈθon/ B1	noun - a state of being very angry or upset
quemando /keˈmando/ B1	verb - burning
fiesta /fjɛs.ta/ A2	noun - party
mujer /muˈxeɾ/ A1	noun - woman
placer /plaˈθeɾ/ B2	noun - pleasure
escaparte /es.kaˈpaɾ.te/ B1	verb - to escape
loco /ˈloko/ A2	adjective - crazy
noche /ˈno.tʃe/ A1	noun - night
ganas /ˈɡanas/ B1	noun - desire
serenata /seɾeˈnata/ B2	noun - serenade
cabrón /kaˈβɾon/ B2	noun - a derogatory term for a man, often implying infidelity
bolsa /ˈbol.sa/ A2	noun - bag
regaña /reˈɣaɲa/ B1	verb - to scold
conmigo /konˈmi.ɣo/ A1	pronoun - with me

Key Grammar Structures

• Paso y paso por tu cantón

  ➔ Use of prepositions to indicate movement or direction ('por' + noun), combined with 'paso y paso' to imply 'step by step'.

  ➔ 'Por' is a Spanish preposition meaning 'through' or 'by'.

• Siempre sales de fiesta, pero con otro cabrón

  ➔ Use of the present tense ('sales') to describe habitual or ongoing actions.

  ➔ 'Sales' comes from the verb 'salir' meaning 'to go out' and is used in the present tense.

• Aunque él no te gusta para nada

  ➔ Use of 'aunque' as a subordinating conjunction meaning 'although' or 'even though'.

  ➔ 'Aunque' introduces a dependent clause expressing contrast or concession.

• Ya me conocen cómo soy

  ➔ Use of the present indicative ('conocen') to state a fact or general truth.

  ➔ 'Conocen' is from the verb 'conocer' meaning 'to know' or 'to be familiar with'.

• Yo te compro la bolsa que él nomás te prometió

  ➔ Use of the present tense ('comprar', 'prometió') to describe recent or future actions.

  ➔ 'Compro' is the present tense of 'comprar', meaning 'to buy'.

• Bebé, no tengas miedo de escaparte conmigo, conmigo

  ➔ Use of the present subjunctive ('tengas') after expressions of wish or emotion ('no tengas miedo').

  ➔ 'Tengas' comes from the verb 'tener', in the present subjunctive mood, used after expressions of desire or emotion.