NATIKILLAH – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

• By: Nathy Peluso

Lyrics & Translation

Dive into the vibrant world of Nathy Peluso's "NATIKILLAH," a song that masterfully blends Spanish and English lyrics with a fiery, authentic attitude. Through its powerful expressions of self-acceptance and resilience, you can learn common Spanish colloquialisms and experience Nathy's unique "stream of consciousness" flow, making it a dynamic and special way to engage with the language and contemporary Latin music culture.

[English]

What do you want to know about me?

I'm the killer, your jam and your butter

you want strength, I have energy

if you want entry, get in line

I have the groove, daddy.

What do you want to know about me?

I want the biggest plate on my table

with beans, eggs, and mayonnaise

Oh listen, I want full from the heart.

Oh, I've suffered, my heart is wounded,

so lonely I felt cold, let me explain, sir.

You have to be affectionate,

I want a handsome guy to kiss my skin

I have honey, I don't want a husband

nor do I want a luxurious car

I want joy, daddy!

What do you want to know about me?

Softly slow, I start to speak and everyone is happy

they like to hear my sweet lament,

they want me at all the events

I leave them stunned as I pass by.

I'm a siren of the desert

I create a hundred hurricanes with my wind

on the throne of the queen, I sit

your eyes go wide when I start to shine

With my cellulite and my thick fiber

you know I look more beautiful this way

natural, my goddess brought me to earth

I have my eyes set on the sea.

I sing for those who listen to me

for those who fight every morning.

The love of my people is so sincere

they have a rattle in their soul.

I got it all, I have everything you need inside,

I take away your sorrow

you need my fever inside you

I know you want to enjoy!

What do you want to know about me?

[Spanish]

What you wanna know about me?

Am da killah yo mermelada y tu mantequilla

tú quieres fuerza, yo tengo pila

si quiere entrada, ponte a la fila

yo tengo la grasa papá.

What you wanna know about me?

Quiero el plato más grande en mi mesa

con frijolitos huevo y mayonesa

Ay escucha, quiero pleno del corazón.

Ay que he sufrido, tengo el corazón malherido,

tan solita yo pasé frío, yo le explico señor.

Tú tienes que ser cariñoso,

quiero que me bese la piel un buen mozo

yo tengo miel, no quiero esposo

tampoco quiero un carro lujoso

quiero alegría papá!

What you wanna know about me?

Suavemente lento, empiezo hablar y todos contentos

les gusta oír mi dulce lamento,

quieren que esté en todos los eventos

los dejo tumbaos al pasar.

Soy sirena del desierto

armo cien huracanes con mi viento

en el trono de la reina yo me siento

se te van los ojos cuando lo empiezo a votar

Con mi celulitis y mi fibra grosa

tú sabes que así estoy más hermosa

natural me trajo a la tierra mi diosa

yo tengo la vista hacia el mar.

Canto pa’ los que me escuchan

pa’ los que cada mañana luchan.

El amor de mi gente es tan sincero

tienen en el alma un sonajero.

I got it all, tengo todo lo que necesitas dentro,

te arranco la pena

you need my fiebre inside you

Sé que quieren gozar!

What you wanna know about me?

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
mantequilla /man.teˈki.ʝa/ B1	noun - butter
fuerza /ˈfwer.θa/ (Spain), /ˈfweɾ.θa/ (Latin America) A2	noun - strength, force
plato /ˈpla.to/ A2	noun - plate
mayonesa /ma.ʝoˈne.sa/ B1	noun - mayonnaise
corazón /ko.ɾaˈθon/ (Spain), /ko.ɾaˈsjon/ (Latin America) A2	noun - heart
sincero /sinˈse.ɾo/ B2	adjective - sincere, genuine
sirena /siɾeˈna/ B1	noun - mermaid
viento /bjenˈto/ A2	noun - wind
hada /ˈa.ða/ B2	noun - fairy
fibra /ˈfɾi.βɾa/ B1	noun - fiber
diosa /djoˈsa/ B2	noun - goddess
mar /maɾ/ A2	noun - sea

Key Grammar Structures

• What you wanna know about me?

  ➔ Interrogative structure

  ➔ The phrase starts with 'What', indicating a question about the subject.

• tú quieres fuerza, yo tengo pila

  ➔ Present tense for expressing desires and possession

  ➔ The use of 'quieres' and 'tengo' shows current desires and what one possesses.

• Quiero el plato más grande en mi mesa

  ➔ Descriptive adjectives

  ➔ The adjective 'más grande' describes the noun 'plato', indicating a preference.

• Ay que he sufrido, tengo el corazón malherido

  ➔ Present perfect tense

  ➔ The phrase 'he sufrido' indicates an action that has relevance to the present.

• Canto pa’ los que me escuchan

  ➔ Infinitive form for purpose

  ➔ The infinitive 'canto' indicates the action performed for the benefit of others.

• I got it all, tengo todo lo que necesitas dentro

  ➔ Colloquial expressions

  ➔ The phrase 'I got it all' is a casual way to express possession and confidence.