Top Diesel – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

• By: Beéle
• Album: BORONDO

Lyrics & Translation

Dive into the playful world of Beéle's "Top Diesel," a song that captures the universal experience of battling temptation. This track offers a chance to explore modern Latin urban music, filled with catchy phrases and a story of love's irresistible pull. Learn how the lyrics blend humor and emotion, making it a fun and engaging way to connect with the Spanish language and culture .

[English]

AYE

UH-UH-UH-UH-UH-UH

TOP DIESEL, TOP-TIER BEAUTY

TOP PRINCESS, OH

What happened is I said something that

I heard in Cap Cana

A bro says, says (Don't-)

Don't go falling in love

I told myself: "Why, why?"

I told my heart:

"Don't go falling in love"

And it laughs, oh, oh

I don't know how to say no

(NO-NO-NO, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO)

NO-NO-NO

(NO-NO-NO, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO)

I don't know how to say no

(NO-NO-NO, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO)

NO-NO-NO

TOP DIESEL, TOP-TIER BEAUTY

TOP PRINCESS

(But, what's with that desperate need you have,

my little brother?

If you saw that girl right now)

(Why, Papa God?)

I'm seeing the most beautiful girl

I'd eagerly make a baby with her

If she's as good in bed as she dances

I'm going to be her playlist in bed

She's the prettiest

At night, to her house

I want to go visit

To win over her mom

I'll do whatever it takes

Only if she touches me

I imagine this happening

Ever since it left my mouth

I'll let you make me fall in love

I'll get all romantic

If my aunt sees me with chubby cheeks

She'll say: "Damn, love makes you fat!"

I wouldn't know how to say no

I want it to be her fault

That she makes me settle down from my wild ways

And give me pure love

Even my mom said it

Don't go falling in love

I told myself: "Why, why?"

I told my heart:

"Don't go falling in love"

And it laughs, oh, oh

I don't know how to say no

NO-NO-NO, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO

AH, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO

AH, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO

AH, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO

And it laughs, oh, oh

I don't know how to say no

NO-NO-NO, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO

AH, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO

AH, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO

AH, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO

AH, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO

AH, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO

AH, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO

[Spanish]

AYE

UH-UH-UH-UH-UH-UH

TOP DIESEL, TOP DE CARA

TOP PRINCESS, OH

PASA QUE DIJE ALGO QUE

ESCUCHÉ EN CAP CANA

DICE, DICE UN BRO (NO TE-)

NO TE VAYAS A ENAMORAR

YO ME DIJE: "WHY, WHY?"

SE LO DIJE AL CORAZÓN:

"NO TE VAYAS A ENAMORAR"

Y ÉL SE RÍE, AY, AY

YO NO SÉ DECIR QUE NO

(NO-NO-NO, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO)

NO-NO-NO

(NO-NO-NO, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO)

YO NO SÉ DECIR QUE NO

(NO-NO-NO, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO)

NO-NO-NO

TOP DIESEL, TOP DE CARA

TOP PRINCESS

(PERO, Y ESE ASFIXIE QUE TÚ TIENE'

HERMANITO MÍO

SI VISTE ESA TIPA AHORA MISMO)

(WHY, PAPA DIOS?)

ESTOY VIENDO A LA MÁS LINDA

LE HARÍA UN HIJO CON GANAS

SI ASÍ COMO BAILA, CHINGA

VOY A SER SU PLAYLIST EN LA CAMA

ELLA ES LA MÁS LINDA

POR LA NOCHE, A SU CASA

QUIERO IR DE VISITA

PARCHARME A SU MAMÁ

YO HAGO LO QUE TOQUE

SOLO SI ME TOCA

ME IMAGINO QUE ESTO SUCEDA

DESDE QUE SALIÓ DE MI BOCA

DEJO QUE ME ENAMORES

ME LE PONGO ROMANTICÓN

SI MI TÍA ME VE CACHETÓN

DIGA: "CARAJO, EL AMOR ENGORDA"

YO NO SABRÍA DECIR QUE NO

QUIERO QUE SEA SU CULPA

QUE ME AJUICIE DEL BORONDO

Y ME DÉ AMORCITO EN PULPA

HASTA LO DIJO MI CUCHA

NO TE VAYAS A ENAMORAR

YO ME DIJE: "WHY, WHY?"

SE LO DIJE AL CORAZÓN:

"NO TE VAYAS A ENAMORAR"

Y ÉL SE RÍE, AY, AY

YO NO SÉ DECIR QUE NO

NO-NO-NO, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO

AH, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO

AH, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO

AH, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO

Y ÉL SE RÍE, AY, AY

YO NO SÉ DECIR QUE NO

NO-NO-NO, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO

AH, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO

AH, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO

AH, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO

AH, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO

AH, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO

AH, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO-NO, NO-NO

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
diesel /ˈdi.e.sel/ B1	noun - diesel fuel; a type of internal combustion engine fuel
cara /ˈka.ɾa/ A1	noun - face; the front part of the head adjective - expensive; costly; having a high price (often 'caro/a')
princesa /pɾinˈse.sa/ A2	noun - princess; the daughter of a king or queen; a beloved or pampered woman
enamorar /e.na.moˈɾaɾ/ B1	verb - to make someone fall in love; to cause feelings of love in another person verb - to fall in love (used reflexively: 'enamorarse')
corazón /ko.ɾaˈson/ A1	noun - heart; the organ that pumps blood; the center of emotions and feelings
reír /reˈiɾ/ A2	verb - to laugh; to make sounds and movements of the face that express amusement or happiness
saber /saˈβeɾ/ A1	verb - to know (facts, information, or how to do something); to have knowledge or skill
asfixie /asˈfik.sje/ C1	noun - asphyxia; suffocation; a state of extreme difficulty in breathing or lack of oxygen noun - feeling of oppression, anguish, or being overwhelmed
tipa /ˈti.pa/ B2	noun - (colloquial) woman, girl, chick
linda /ˈlin.da/ A2	adjective - beautiful, pretty, lovely
chingar /ˈtʃiŋ.ɡaɾ/ C1	verb - (vulgar, colloquial) to have sexual intercourse verb - (colloquial) to mess up, to ruin, to bother, to annoy (meaning varies by region)
cama /ˈka.ma/ A1	noun - bed; a piece of furniture for sleeping
visita /biˈsi.ta/ A2	noun - visit; the act of going to see a person or place noun - visitor; a person who visits
parcharse /paɾˈtʃaɾ.se/ C1	verb - (slang, Colombia) to hang out, to chill, to spend time with friends verb - (slang, Colombia) to hook up, to have a brief romantic or sexual encounter
boca /ˈbo.ka/ A1	noun - mouth; the opening in the lower part of the human face, through which food is taken and speech uttered
romanticón /ro.man.tiˈkon/ B2	adjective - (colloquial) very romantic; overly romantic; mushy
cachetón /ka.tʃeˈton/ B2	adjective - (colloquial) chubby-cheeked; having fat or large cheeks; plump
amor /aˈmoɾ/ A1	noun - love; a strong feeling of affection and care towards another person or thing
culpa /ˈkul.pa/ B1	noun - fault, blame; responsibility for a mistake or wrongdoing noun - guilt; a feeling of remorse for having done something wrong
engordar /eŋ.ɡoɾˈðaɾ/ B1	verb - to gain weight; to get fat; to increase in body volume

Key Grammar Structures

• PASA QUE DIJE ALGO QUE ESCUCHÉ EN CAP CANA

  ➔ Preterite tense, Relative Pronoun "que"

  ➔ Highlights the use of the "Preterite tense" ("dije", "escuché") for completed actions in the past, and "que" as a "relative pronoun" meaning "that" or "which" connecting clauses.

• NO TE VAYAS A ENAMORAR

  ➔ Negative informal command (Subjunctive), Periphrastic Future (ir a + infinitive), Reflexive verb

  ➔ This is a "negative informal command" (tú) using the "subjunctive" mood ("vayas") combined with the "periphrastic future" (ir a + infinitive) to express a prohibition or strong recommendation not to do something. "Enamorar" is a "reflexive verb" here.

• SE LO DIJE AL CORAZÓN

  ➔ Double Object Pronouns (Indirect and Direct)

  ➔ Demonstrates the use of "double object pronouns" ("se" for the indirect object 'al corazón' and "lo" for the direct object 'something'). "Se" replaces "le" when "lo/la/los/las" follows it.

• YO NO SÉ DECIR QUE NO

  ➔ Saber + Infinitive

  ➔ Illustrates the construction "saber + infinitive" which means "to know how to do something" or "to be able to do something".

• SI ASÍ COMO BAILA, CHINGA

  ➔ Conditional Type 1 (Real Conditional)

  ➔ This is a "Type 1 conditional" sentence (Real Conditional), formed by "Si + present indicative" in the 'if' clause, followed by a result clause (often in present indicative or future) indicating a probable outcome.

• VOY A SER SU PLAYLIST EN LA CAMA

  ➔ Periphrastic Future (Ir a + Infinitive)

  ➔ Shows the "periphrastic future" tense, formed by "ir (conjugated) + a + infinitive", which is commonly used in spoken Spanish to express actions that will happen in the near future or intentions.

• ELLA ES LA MÁS LINDA

  ➔ Superlative Form

  ➔ An example of a "superlative" adjective, "la más linda", meaning "the most beautiful", used to indicate the highest degree of a quality within a group.

• ME IMAGINO QUE ESTO SUCEDA

  ➔ Subjunctive mood after verbs of emotion/opinion/doubt

  ➔ The "subjunctive mood" ("suceda") is used here after a verb of emotion or mental state ("imagino") when there is a change of subject or uncertainty about the outcome.

• DEJO QUE ME ENAMORES

  ➔ Subjunctive mood after verbs of permission/causation

  ➔ The "subjunctive mood" ("enamores") is used after verbs that express permission, causation, or influence, such as "dejar" (to let/allow), especially when there is a change of subject.

• YO NO SABRÍA DECIR QUE NO

  ➔ Conditional Tense

  ➔ Demonstrates the "conditional tense" ("sabría"), which expresses hypothetical actions, possibilities, or politeness ("I would know").