Lyrics & Translation
Dive into the vibrant world of Latin urban music with "FORNI," a hit song by Los Ballers, Clarent, and Rauw Alejandro. This reggaetón-perreo track offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in modern Spanish slang and expressions related to confidence, desire, and nightlife. Its catchy rhythms and bold lyrics make it an engaging way to experience the cultural nuances of contemporary Spanish-language music, perfect for anyone looking to learn everyday phrases and the dynamic energy of Puerto Rican street language.
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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diabla /djaˈbla/ B1 |
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molesta /molesˈta/ A2 |
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miedo /ˈmjeðo/ A2 |
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glocks /ɡlɒks/ B2 |
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gángster /ˈɡæŋstər/ B2 |
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horny /ˈhɔːrni/ B2 |
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fan /fæn/ A2 |
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caravana /kaɾaˈβana/ B1 |
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cadena /kaˈðena/ A2 |
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fuego /ˈfweɡo/ A2 |
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perreo /peˈre.o/ B2 |
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volar /boˈlaɾ/ B2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Mi diabla a vece' no contesta
➔ Use of 'a vece'' (sometimes). Contraction 'a vece'' instead of 'a veces'
➔ This shows colloquial Spanish, shortening the word 'a veces' which means 'sometimes' to 'a vece''.
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Pal de veces se lo he puesto
➔ Use of the impersonal 'se' with the perfect tense ('he puesto'). Idiomatic use of 'pal de veces' instead of 'un par de veces'.
➔ 'Pal de veces' is a more colloquial way to say 'a couple of times'. The impersonal 'se' construction is used here reflexively (se lo he puesto).
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Ella entiende los código' De mí los aprendió
➔ Use of possessive pronoun 'de mí' indicating origin or source. Preterite tense 'aprendió'.
➔ The line indicates that she learned 'the codes' from the speaker. 'De mí' specifies the origin of the learning.
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Baby, tú está' yummy, yummy
➔ Use of colloquial/slang Spanish: 'está'' instead of 'estás'. Repetition of 'yummy'.
➔ The use of 'está'' is a common informal variation of the verb 'estar' in second person singular. The repetition emphasizes the attractiveness.
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No te tarde' má' vamo' a forni, que estoy horny
➔ Imperative form implied: 'No te tardes más'. Colloquial shortening: 'vamo'' instead of 'vamos'. Use of 'que' to introduce a clause explaining the reason.
➔ The implied imperative is a command, and 'vamo' is a typical informal shortening. 'Que estoy horny' gives the reason for the request.
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Yo salgo en caravana y con 60 'e mis anormale'
➔ Use of 'e' instead of 'de' (common in some dialects). Plural noun 'anormale'' referring to 'anormales'
➔ 'E mis anormale'' is a colloquial way of saying 'de mis anormales' (of my abnormal ones). The 'e' is a dialectal variation.
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Te vo'a enseñar como lo hacemo' aquí en el Underworld
➔ Future tense periphrasis 'ir a' + infinitive: 'te voy a enseñar'. Colloquial shortening 'hacemo'' instead of 'hacemos'.
➔ 'Te vo'a enseñar' means 'I am going to teach you'. 'Hacemo'' is a colloquial pronunciation of 'hacemos' (we do).