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sal 00:00
W si no bailando con sal 00:02
y medio mill de copi 00:10
oig 00:15
[Música] 00:20
historia darle r rata si se me pega voy 00:28
a darle rata rata e me toca a 00:34
mí llegó el 00:39
no te 00:43
tú pagarle la luz m 00:45
hac tiene 20 enemigas dos amigas 00:49
pantalla en la barriga cogen la vejiga 00:52
el cu mat la liga siga siga le rac rac 00:55
si se me pega voy a darle rac rac esta 01:02
noche quiero hacerle r r si se me fega 01:08
voy a 01:14
[Música] 01:15
darle n nos vamos la que por el 01:17
pelozo papi dame lo que quiero sienta la 01:23
presión del 01:26
callejero Papi dame 01:28
ahora caramelo guíalo Papi dame lo que 01:31
quiero cielo ese trago le hace falta 01:35
hielo 01:37
grítalo lo que quiero pues tenga lo suyo 01:38
sin orgullo yo tengo el agua pu se 01:41
capullo noes el pulpo c lo que es 01:44
tuyo r rac si se me pega voy a darle 01:49
racata racata esta noche quiero darle r 01:56
r si se me pega voy a 02:02
[Música] 02:05
darle hay que trabajar de medio millón 02:09
para arriba tú sabes el Duo de la 02:11
historia dobleu El Sobreviviente con 02:14
Yandel ellos lo 02:18
saben dos el que para venta este disco 02:20
no hay qui lo supere matando la liga el 02:24
alma secreta sin miedo 02:26
n 02:28
sobreviviente cono 02:32
[Música] 02:35
[Música] 02:44
Dinámico 02:50

Rakata – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

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Dive into 'Rakata,' the explosive 2005 hit by Wisin & Yandel that became a cornerstone of modern reggaeton. Learning the simple, repetitive, and rhythm-focused Spanish phrases in this track is a fantastic, high-energy entry point into understanding the dynamic, dance-oriented language of the Urbano Latino genre.

[English]
Salt
Yeah, if she's not dancing with salt
And half a million copies
Listen
[Music]
A story, if she gets close, I'm gonna go for it
I'm gonna go for it, if it's up to
me, the time has
Don't you
You pay the electricity bill
She has 20 enemies, two friends
Screen on her belly, they grab the spotlight
Whoever ended the league, go on, go on, go for it
If she gets close, I'm gonna go for it tonight
Tonight I wanna do it, if she gets close
I'm gonna
[Music]
Go for it... we're leaving, the one who through the
frenzy, daddy give me what I want, feel the
pressure from the
street, Daddy give me
now, caramel, guide it, Daddy give me what I
want, honey, that drink needs some
ice
Shout it, what I want, so let her have what's hers
without pride, I have the water, because...
It's no fool... it's not the octopus... it's what is
yours... if she gets close, I'm gonna go for it
Go for it tonight I wanna give it
If she gets close, I'm gonna
[Music]
Go for it... gotta work, from half a million
on up, you know the Duo of
history, Double-U The Survivor with
Yandel, they
know it, two, this disc is for sale
no one can top it, killing the league, the
secret soul without fear
Yeah...
Survivor, we know...
[Music]
[Music]
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Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

bailando

baiˈlando

A2
  • verb
  • - dancing

copi

ˈkopi

B1
  • noun
  • - copy

historia

isˈtoɾja

A1
  • noun
  • - history

rata

ˈrata

A1
  • noun
  • - rat

pega

ˈpeɣa

A2
  • verb
  • - sticks

caramelo

kaɾaˈmelo

A1
  • noun
  • - candy

callejero

kaʎeˈxero

B1
  • adjective
  • - street

presión

preˈsjon

A2
  • noun
  • - pressure

cielo

ˈθjelo

A1
  • noun
  • - sky

trago

ˈtraɣo

A2
  • noun
  • - drink

hielo

ˈjelo

A1
  • noun
  • - ice

orgullo

oɾˈɣuʎo

A2
  • noun
  • - pride

capullo

kaˈpuʎo

B1
  • noun
  • - bud
  • adjective
  • - jerk

matando

maˈtando

A2
  • verb
  • - killing

liga

ˈliɣa

A2
  • noun
  • - league

secreta

seˈkɾeta

A2
  • adjective
  • - secret

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Key Grammar Structures

  • historia darle r rata si se me pega voy a darle rata rata e me toca a mí llegó el

    ➔ Conditional Clause + Imperative + Reflexive Verb

    ➔ The phrase uses a conditional structure: "if it sticks to me (se me pega)", then I will give it (voy a darle). "Se me pega" is an example of a reflexive construction indicating something happens *to* the speaker. The repetition of 'rata' emphasizes the action.

  • pantalla en la barriga cogen la vejiga

    ➔ Noun Phrase + Verb (3rd person plural)

    ➔ This line uses a somewhat metaphorical and slangy expression. 'Pantalla en la barriga' (screen in the belly) is likely referring to a visual experience or a feeling of being overwhelmed. 'Cogen' (they grab/take) is a third-person plural verb, suggesting multiple entities are acting on 'la vejiga' (the bladder).

  • el cu mat la liga siga siga le rac rac

    ➔ Colloquial/Slang + Imperative

    ➔ This line is heavily reliant on slang and colloquialisms. 'El cu' is a vulgar term. 'Mat la liga' is slang for 'to kill the game' or 'to dominate'. 'Siga siga' is a repetitive imperative, meaning 'continue, continue'. 'Le rac rac' is onomatopoeia, likely representing a rhythmic sound.

  • tú pagarle la luz m hac tiene 20 enemigas dos amigas

    ➔ Imperative + Indirect Object Pronoun + Noun + Verb + Number + Noun (plural) + Number + Noun (plural)

    ➔ The sentence begins with an imperative: 'pay the light (pagarle la luz)'. 'Le' is an indirect object pronoun referring to an unspecified person. The rest of the sentence describes a person's relationships: 'has 20 enemies, two friends'.