Taki Taki – English Lyrics

• By: DJ Snake, Selena Gomez, Ozuna, Cardi B

Lyrics & Translation

Dive into the vibrant world of "Taki Taki," a global hit featuring DJ Snake, Selena Gomez, Ozuna, and Cardi B. This track offers a fantastic opportunity to immerse yourself in Spanish, as it seamlessly blends English and Spanish lyrics, providing an authentic and energetic musical experience perfect for language learners. You'll pick up common phrases and enjoy the catchy rhythm that makes this song a dance floor favorite worldwide.

[English]

Wooh, oh-oh

...

Báilame como si fuera la última vez

Y enséñame ese pasito que no sé

Un besito bien suavecito, bebé

Taki taki

Taki taki ¡Rumba!

...

Wo-oh, oh-oh

Hi Music Hi Flow (Snake)

Báilame como si fuera la última vez

Y enséñame ese pasito que no sé

Un besito bien suavecito, bebé

Taki taki

Taki taki

Taki, taki

Quiere un besito o un ñaqui

Booty explota como Nagasaki

Prende los motores Kawasaki

Que la disco está llena

Y llegaron los Anunnakis

No le bajes

El booty sobresale de tu traje

No trajo pantisito pa' que el nene no trabaje

Es que yo me sé lo que ella cree que ella se sabe

Cuenta que no quiere pero me tiene espionaje, eh-eh

El booty sobresale de tu traje

No trajo pantisito pa' que el nene no trabaje

Es que yo me sé lo que ella cree que ella se sabe

Cuenta que no quiere pero me tiene espionaje, eh-eh

Báilame como si fuera la última vez

Y enséñame ese pasito que no sé

Un besito bien suavecito, bebé

Taki taki, taki taki ¡Rumba!

...

Wo-oh, oh-oh

Hi Music Hi Flow

Bardi (Cardi)

He said he wants to touch it, and tease it, and squeeze it

Well my piggy bank is hungry, my nigga, you need to feed it

If the text ain't freaky, I don't wanna read it

And just to let you know, this punani is undefeated

Aye

He said he really wanna see me more

I said we should have a date, where? At the Lamborghini store

"I'm kinda scary, hard to read, I'm like a Ouija board"

"But I'm a boss b-, who you gonna leave me for?"

You h- got no class, you b- is broke still

I be talking cash, sh-, while I'm popping my gold grill

I'm a whole rich b-, and I work like I'm broke still

But the love be so fake, but the hate be so real

El booty sobresale de mi traje

No traje pantisito pa' que el nene to trabaje

Es que yo me sé lo que tú crees que tú no sabe

Dice que no quiere, pero se quiere comer el equipaje

Báilame como si fuera la última vez

Y enséñame ese pasito que no sé

Un besito bien suavecito, bebé

Taki taki, taki taki

¡Rumba!

Wo-oh, oh-oh

...

DJ Snake

Careful when you come through my way

My body-ody know how to play

Work it, keep it tight everyday

And I, I, I know you need a taste

When I ooo, you're fallin' in love

Give a little ooo-ooo, get it well done

Dancing on my ooo, make your girl wanna run

We keep moving till the sun come up

Porque

I am the party

Yo soy fiesta

Blow out your candles

Have a siesta

They can try, pero no one can stop me

What my taki taki wants, ya

My taki taki gets, uhn

Báilame como si fuera la última vez

Y enséñame ese pasito que no sé

Un besito bien suavecito, bebé

Taki taki

Taki taki ¡Rumba!

...

Wo-oh, oh-oh

Hi Music Hi Flow

Taki taki

...

Taki taki

...

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
bailar /baɪˈlɑːr/ A1	verb - to dance
besito /beˈsiːtoʊ/ A1	noun - little kiss
suave /swɑːv/ B1	adjective - soft, smooth
explota /ɛkˈsplɔːtə/ B2	verb - to explode
fiesta /fiˈɛstə/ A2	noun - party, celebration
cuerpo /ˈkwɛrpoʊ/ B1	noun - body
motores /məˈtɔːrɪz/ B2	noun - engines
luz /luːz/ A1	noun - light
amor /əˈmɔːr/ A1	noun - love
real /riˈæl/ B1	adjective - true, actual
fiesta /fiˈɛstə/ A2	noun - party, celebration
taki /ˈtɑːki/ A1	noun - a type of dance or rhythm

Key Grammar Structures

• Báilame como si fuera la última vez

  ➔ Subjunctive mood used to express a wish or hypothetical situation.

  ➔ The phrase "Báilame como si fuera" translates to "Dance with me as if it were..." indicating a desire for a specific moment.

• Un besito bien suavecito, bebé

  ➔ Adjective placement before the noun for emphasis.

  ➔ The phrase "Un besito bien suavecito" translates to "A little kiss very softly," emphasizing the tenderness of the action.

• El booty sobresale de tu traje

  ➔ Use of possessive adjectives to indicate ownership.

  ➔ The phrase "El booty sobresale de tu traje" translates to "The booty stands out from your outfit," indicating possession.

• He said he wants to touch it, and tease it, and squeeze it

  ➔ Use of reported speech to convey what someone else has said.

  ➔ The phrase "He said he wants to touch it..." indicates that the speaker is relaying someone else's words.

• I am the party

  ➔ Use of the verb 'to be' for identity.

  ➔ The phrase "I am the party" asserts the speaker's identity as the life of the party.

• What my taki taki wants, ya

  ➔ Use of relative clauses to provide additional information.

  ➔ The phrase "What my taki taki wants" indicates a specific desire or need.

• Prende los motores Kawasaki

  ➔ Imperative form used for commands or requests.

  ➔ The phrase "Prende los motores" translates to "Start the engines," indicating a command.