I Love Her – English Lyrics

• By: Paloma Mami
• Album: Sueños de Dalí

Lyrics & Translation

Dive into the world of Paloma Mami with "I Love Her," a vibrant track that seamlessly weaves between Spanish and English. This song is perfect for language enthusiasts, offering an exciting gateway into contemporary Latin urban R&B and reggaeton. Discover catchy phrases, strong lyrical expressions, and the unique fusion of cultures that makes Paloma Mami a standout artist, all while enjoying a confident and empowering sound.

[English]

Llegamo' al club sin coger trafi

Billete azul, estrella en la nave

Pelo hasta el cu', pesa diez kilate'

Mami champú, lo' dejo grave'

Body like the summer, smoother than Godiva (Godiva)

Trouble in my engine and singin' like a choir

VVS in diamonds, a diva like Mariah (A diva)

Put that on my city, Chile 'til I die, yeah

Kinky or freak, she cuddle with me

I think I love her, yeah, I do

Kinky or freak, she cuddle with me

I think I love her, yeah, I do (I do, I do)

Oh, yeah, oh yeah

Oh, yeah, oh yeah

Oh, yeah, oh yeah

Oh, yeah, oh yeah

Oh, yeah, oh yeah

Oh, yeah, oh yeah

Oh, yeah, oh yeah

Oh, yeah, oh yeah

Muchos anillos pa' pocos dedos

Flow Tarantino, todo lo pego

Disco Platino, el mundo es mío

Como Al Pacino, en nadie confío

Llegamo' al club sin coger trafi

Billete' azul, estrella en la nave

Pelo hasta el cu', pesa diez kilate'

Mami champú, lo' dejo grave'

Body like the summer, smoother than Godiva (Godiva)

Trouble in my engine and singin' like a choir

VVS in diamonds, a diva like Mariah (a diva)

Put that on my city, Chile 'til I die, yeah

Kinky or freak, she cuddle with me

I think I love her, yeah, I do

Kinky or freak, she cuddle with me

I think I love her, yeah, I do

Oh, yeah, oh yeah

Oh, yeah, oh yeah

Oh, yeah, oh yeah

Oh, yeah, oh yeah

Oh, yeah, oh yeah

Oh, yeah, oh yeah

Oh, yeah, oh yeah

Oh, yeah, oh yeah

...

Key Grammar Structures

• Llegamo' al club sin coger trafi

  ➔ Present tense with contraction

  ➔ The verb 'llegamo'' is a contraction of 'llegamos', which is the present tense of 'llegar' (to arrive). It’s commonly used in informal Spanish.

• Body like the summer, smoother than Godiva (Godiva)

  ➔ Simile and comparative adjective

  ➔ 'Smoother than Godiva' uses a simile with 'than' to compare the subject's smoothness to Godiva chocolate.

• Kinky or freak, she cuddle with me

  ➔ Coordination with 'or' and present tense

  ➔ The use of 'or' connects two adjectives, 'kinky' and 'freak', and the present tense 'cuddle' describes a habitual action.

• I think I love her, yeah, I do

  ➔ Present tense and emphasis with 'do'

  ➔ The present tense 'think' and 'love' express current feelings, and 'I do' emphasizes the statement.

• Muchos anillos pa' pocos dedos

  ➔ Contraction and plural nouns

  ➔ 'Pa'' is a contraction of 'para', and 'anillos' and 'dedos' are plural nouns.

• Flow Tarantino, todo lo pego

  ➔ Present tense and direct object pronoun

  ➔ 'Pego' is the present tense of 'pegar' (to stick), and 'lo' is a direct object pronoun referring to 'todo'.