top diesel – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

• By: Beéle

Lyrics & Translation

Dive into the vibrant world of Latin urban music with Beéle's "Top Diesel"! This song is a fantastic way to experience the playful and emotional storytelling common in Spanish-language hits. You can learn colloquial expressions related to love and infatuation, and appreciate how Beéle blends catchy reggaeton rhythms with relatable narratives about surrendering to unexpected feelings. Its infectious energy and widespread popularity make it a special and engaging piece to explore the Spanish language through music.

[English]

Top diesel, top in your face, top princess

I said something I heard in Cap Cana

He says, he says, bro (don't-)

Don’t fall in love

I told myself: why, why?

I told my heart: don’t fall in love

And he laughs: ah, ah

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)

No, no-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 (no-no-no, no-no-no, no-no)

No, no-no (no-no-no, no-no-no, no-no)

Top diesel, top in your face, top princess

But that fixation you have, my brother, if you see that girl right now, why, God?

I'm looking at the prettiest girl, I’d gladly have a kid with her

If she dances like this, drinks, she’s gonna be your playlist in bed

She’s the prettiest, at night she’s at her house

Want to visit her, hang out with her mom

I do what’s necessary, only if it’s my turn

I imagine this happening since I spoke

Letting her fall in love with me, I get romantic

If my aunt sees me, she's like: damn, love makes you gain weight

I wouldn't know how to say no, I want it to be her fault

That she’s so drunk she gives me love in pulp

Even my dog said it

Don’t fall in love

I told myself: why, why?

I told my heart: don’t fall in love

And he laughs: ah, ah

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, no-no-no, no-no

No-no-no, no-no-no, no-no

No-no-no, no-no-no, no-no

No-no-no, no-no-no, no-no

No-no-no, no-no-no, no-no

No-no-no, no-no-no, no-no

...

[Spanish]

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)

NO, NO-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 (NO-NO-NO, NO-NO-NO, NO-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?

'TOY VIENDO A LA MÁS LINDA, LE HARÍA UN HIJO CON GANAS

SI ASÍ COMO BAILA, CHINGA, VO' A SER SU PLAYLIST EN LA CAMA

ELLA E' 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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
Top /tɒp/ A1	noun - the highest point or part of something adjective - best or highest in rank or quality
Diesel /ˈdiːzəl/ B1	noun - a type of engine or fuel
Cara /ˈkaɾa/ A1	noun - face
Princess /prɪnˈsɛs/ A2	noun - a female member of a royal family
Dije /ˈdixe/ A1	verb - I said (from decir)
Escuché /eskuˈt͡ʃe/ A2	verb - I heard (from escuchar)
Enamorar /enamoˈɾaɾ/ B2	verb - to make someone fall in love
Corazón /koɾaˈθon/ A1	noun - heart
Ríe /ˈrrie/ A1	verb - laughs (from reír)
Asfixie /asˈfiksje/ C1	noun - asphyxiation, suffocation
Hermano /eɾˈmano/ A1	noun - brother
Linda /ˈlinda/ A2	adjective - pretty, beautiful
Hijo /ˈixo/ A1	noun - son
Ganas /ˈɡanas/ B1	noun - desire, willingness
Baila /ˈbaila/ A1	verb - dances (from bailar)
Noche /ˈnot͡ʃe/ A1	noun - night
Casa /ˈkasa/ A1	noun - house

Key Grammar Structures

• PASA QUE DIJE ALGO QUE ESCUCHÉ EN CAP CANA

  ➔ Relative clauses with “que” (that/which)

  ➔ The "que" connects the main clause "PASA QUE DIJE ALGO" with the relative clause "QUE ESCUCHÉ EN CAP CANA", modifying "ALGO". It's equivalent to "that" or "which" in English. It means "It happens that I said something THAT I heard in Cap Cana."

• NO TE VAYAS A ENAMORAR

  ➔ Imperative with reflexive verb (negative)

  ➔ "NO TE VAYAS A ENAMORAR" uses the negative imperative form of the reflexive verb "enamorarse" (to fall in love). The pronoun "te" indicates that the action is directed at the person being addressed. It literally means "Don't go to fall in love", but is better translated as "Don't fall in love."

• SI ASÍ COMO BAILA, CHINGA, VO' A SER SU PLAYLIST EN LA CAMA

  ➔ Conditional sentence (hypothetical) using "si" + imperfect subjunctive (bailara/chingara – implied)

  ➔ This sentence expresses a hypothetical situation. While the subjunctive is implied through the tone and meaning, it isn't explicitly written in the first part of the phrase. The sentence translates to: "If she's as good in bed as she is at dancing, I'm going to be her playlist in bed." The "VO' A SER" is a colloquial shortening of "Voy a ser" (I am going to be).

• QUIERO IR DE VISITA, PARCHARME A SU MAMÁ

  ➔ Infinitive phrase after verb of desire (Quiero + infinitive)

  ➔ The phrase "QUIERO IR" uses the verb "Quiero" (I want) followed by the infinitive "IR" (to go). It's a common construction to express desires or intentions in Spanish. "PARCHARME A SU MAMÁ" is a colloquial expression meaning to hang out/bond with her mom.

• YO HAGO LO QUE TOQUE SOLO SI ME TOCA

  ➔ Subjunctive mood in relative clauses introduced by "lo que"

  ➔ The phrase "LO QUE TOQUE" uses the subjunctive mood. While not always required, the subjunctive is often used in relative clauses that refer to an indefinite or hypothetical thing. Here, "TOQUE" (present subjunctive of tocar) refers to whatever is necessary, implying uncertainty. "SOLO SI ME TOCA" uses "tocar" to mean "if it's my turn" or "if I get the chance".

• DEJO QUE ME ENAMORES, ME LE PONGO ROMANTICÓN

  ➔ "Dejar que" + subjunctive (expressing permission or allowing)

  ➔ While not explicitly subjunctive in this case, the construction "DEJO QUE ME ENAMORES" implies permission. The phrase literally means "I let you make me fall in love". "ENAMORES" is not in the subjunctive but functions as the action being permitted. It indicates that the speaker is willing to allow the other person to make them fall in love.