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Money Makers 00:13
Toa' las bonita' son puta' (Bonita' son puta') 00:14
Me levanté con dos rubia' (Me levanté con dos rubia') 00:16
No me sé el nombre 'e ninguna (No me sé el nombre 'e ninguna) 00:18
Hollywood, Peso Pluma (Hollywood, Peso Pluma) 00:20
Cuatro baby, Maluma (Cuatro baby, Maluma) 00:22
No me enamoro 'e ninguna (No me enamoro 'e ninguna) 00:24
Doble lavada de uva (Lavada de uva) 00:26
Marca Amiri la costura (La costura) 00:28
¿Ah? (Uah) 00:30
Yo no soy Dios ni tú tampoco pa' juzgarme (Juzgarme) 00:30
'Toy preso en tu totito y no quiere' fiarme (Fiarme) 00:34
Bebé, si tú me ama', el culo vas a darme (A darme) 00:38
Tú ere' diabla y ángel (Y ángel), uah 00:42
Rosada tussi (Tussi), Prada, oh-oh 00:45
Mojada (Mojada) temblabas, uah (Temblabas) 00:49
Rosada tussi (Tussi), Prada, oh-oh 00:53
Mojada (Mojada) temblabas (Temblabas; uah-uah) 00:57
Yo no soy Dios ni tú tampoco pa' juzgarme (Juzgarme) 01:01
'Toy preso en tu totito y no quiere' fiarme (Fiarme) 01:05
Bebé, si tú me ama', el culo vas a darme (A darme) 01:09
Tú ere' diabla y ángel (Y ángel), uah 01:13
Rosada tussi (Tussi), Prada, oh-oh 01:16
Mojada (Mojada) temblabas, uah (Temblabas) 01:20
Rosada tussi (Tussi), Prada, oh-oh 01:24
Mojada (Mojada) temblabas (Brr) 01:28
Toa' las bonita' son puta' (Bonita' son puta') 01:31
Me levanté con dos rubia' (Con dos rubia') 01:33
No me sé el nombre 'e ninguna (No me sé el nombre 'e ninguna) 01:35
Hollywood, Peso Pluma (Hollywood, Peso Pluma) 01:37
Cuatro baby, Maluma (Cuatro baby, Maluma) 01:39
No me enamoro 'e ninguna (No me enamoro 'e ninguna) 01:41
Doble lavada de uva (Lavada de uva) 01:43
Marca Amiri la costura (La costura) 01:45
¿Ah? (Uah) 01:46
Rosada tussi (Tussi), Prada, oh-oh 01:47
Mojada (Mojada) temblabas (Temblabas) 01:50

Pa Las Putas – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

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Dive into the world of urban Latin music with Anuel AA. This song is a perfect gateway for learners to explore contemporary Caribbean Spanish slang, the rhythmic cadence of Trap, and the colloquial expressions used in modern street culture across Puerto Rico and the wider Latin world.

[English]
Money Makers
All the pretty ones are hoes - (Pretty ones are hoes)
I woke up with two blondes - (I woke up with two blondes)
I don't know the name of either one - (I don't know the name of either one)
Hollywood, Peso Pluma - (Hollywood, Peso Pluma)
Four babies, Maluma - (Four babies, Maluma)
I don't fall in love with any of them - (I don't fall in love with any of them)
Double grape wash (Grape wash)
Amiri brand on the stitching (The stitching)
Huh? (Uah)
I'm not God - and neither are you to judge me (Judge me)
I'm trapped in your pussy and you don't want to spot me (Spot me)
Baby, if you love me, you're gonna give me that ass (Give it to me)
You're a devil and an angel (And an angel), uah
Pink tussi (Tussi), Prada, oh-oh
Soaking wet (Soaking wet) you were trembling, uah (Trembling)
Pink tussi (Tussi), Prada, oh-oh
Soaking wet (Soaking wet) you were trembling (Trembling; uah-uah)
I'm not God - and neither are you to judge me (Judge me)
I'm trapped in your pussy and you don't want to spot me (Spot me)
Baby, if you love me, you're gonna give me that ass (Give it to me)
You're a devil and an angel (And an angel), uah
Pink tussi (Tussi), Prada, oh-oh
Soaking wet (Soaking wet) you were trembling, uah (Trembling)
Pink tussi (Tussi), Prada, oh-oh
Soaking wet (Soaking wet) you were trembling (Brr)
All the pretty ones are hoes - (Pretty ones are hoes)
I woke up with two blondes - (With two blondes)
I don't know the name of either one - (I don't know the name of either one)
Hollywood, Peso Pluma - (Hollywood, Peso Pluma)
Four babies, Maluma - (Four babies, Maluma)
I don't fall in love with any of them - (I don't fall in love with any of them)
Double grape wash (Grape wash)
Amiri brand on the stitching (The stitching)
Huh? (Uah)
Pink tussi (Tussi), Prada, oh-oh
Soaking wet (Soaking wet) you were trembling (Trembling)
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Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

bonita

bonita

A1
  • adjective
  • - pretty, beautiful

puta

puta

B2
  • noun
  • - prostitute

levantar

lebantar

A1
  • verb
  • - to get up, to wake up

rubia

rubia

A2
  • adjective/noun
  • - blonde

nombre

nombre

A1
  • noun
  • - name

ninguna

ninguna

A2
  • adjective/pronoun
  • - none, not any

enamorarse

enamorarse

A2
  • verb
  • - to fall in love

lavada

labada

A1
  • adjective/verb
  • - washed

costura

kostura

B2
  • noun
  • - seam, sewing

juzgar

husgar

B1
  • verb
  • - to judge

preso

preso

B1
  • adjective
  • - imprisoned, trapped

diabla

diabla

A2
  • noun
  • - she-devil

ángel

angel

A2
  • noun
  • - angel

mojada

mohada

A2
  • adjective
  • - wet

temblar

temblar

B1
  • verb
  • - to tremble, to shake

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Key Grammar Structures

  • Toa' las bonita' son puta'

    ➔ Apocope of 'todas'

    ➔ In colloquial Caribbean Spanish, the 'd' in 'todas' is dropped to become "toa'", common in fast speech.

  • No me sé el nombre 'e ninguna

    ➔ Pronominal verb 'saberse' + Indefinite pronoun

    ➔ The reflexive form "saberse" implies internalizing knowledge (to know by heart). 'Ninguna' acts as an indefinite pronoun.

  • No me enamoro 'e ninguna

    ➔ Pronominal verb 'enamorarse' + Prepositional phrase

    ➔ The verb "enamorarse" always requires the preposition 'de' to indicate the object of affection.

  • Yo no soy Dios ni tú tampoco pa' juzgarme

    ➔ Negative correlation (ni... ni...) + Apocope of 'para'

    "Ni... tampoco" reinforces the negative. "Pa'" is the colloquial shortening of the preposition "para".

  • 'Toy preso en tu totito

    ➔ Aphaeresis of 'estoy'

    ➔ The colloquial "'toy" is an aphaeresis where the initial 'es-' of the verb "estoy" is removed.

  • y no quiere' fiarme

    ➔ Second person singular with s-aspiration/loss

    ➔ The standard "quieres" becomes "quiere'" in many dialects, where the final 's' is dropped or aspirated.

  • Bebé, si tú me ama', el culo vas a darme

    ➔ First conditional (Si + present indicative + future/periphrastic future)

    ➔ This structure uses the "ir a + infinitivo" (periphrastic future) to express a consequence of a conditional state.

  • Tú ere' diabla y ángel

    ➔ Copulative verb 'ser' (2nd person singular)

    ➔ The standard "eres" is shortened to "ere'" in the text. It functions as a linking verb connecting the subject to attributes.