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Ey, eh, ey, ey 00:13
Yo soy caro y to' el mundo me quiere, cabrón, yo soy como un frenchie 00:16
La' baby' me aman, le' compro cartera', yo no compro Hershey 00:20
Mucho Dior, Gucci, mucho Givenchy, eh, eh 00:24
¿Tú no ve'?, cabrón, 'toy burla'o, burla'o, ja, ja, ja 00:29
Muerto 'e la risa, yo 'toy burla'o 00:33
Me siento solo a vece', no tengo a nadie al la'o 00:36
Llevo cinco año' en la cima como Tim Duncan, postea'o 00:40
A mí me va cabrón, en Casa de Campo, perico ripia'o 00:44
Burla'o, ja, ja, ja 00:48
Muerto 'e la risa, yo 'toy burla'o 00:49
Visten oversize, pero conmigo 'tán apretao' (ey) 00:52
Llevo cinco año' en la cima como Tim Duncan, postea'o, ey 00:56
Pero ante' nadie sabía, y to' el mundo decía (¡ey, ey, ey, ey, ey, ey!) 00:59
"¿Quién e' Bad Bunny?", like "¿quién e' Dei V?" (uh) 01:02
Ahora ando en la G-Wagon azul navy 01:04
Comiendo sushi, bebiendo sakí con la' baby 01:07
Desde que Messi (Messi) está en la USA 01:10
To' el mundo sabe quién e' la cabra 01:13
Ya no e' Tom Brady, ey 01:15
La ganga latina, un par de cabrone' que aún no me creen (fuck you) 01:17
Yo ando con Adidas, la' Bad Bu, cabrón, ya boté toa' la' Bred (je, je) 01:20
Te lo dije hace tiempo con Arca: "ya me acostumbré" (prrra) 01:25
La industria me aburre, te juro me retiro a lo' treinta y tre' (fácil) 01:29
Qué bonita la vida, vamo' a hacer un brindi' 01:33
Ustede' comprando prenda', yo comprando buildin' 01:38
La' vieja' loca' conmigo como si yo fuera Wilkie 01:40
To'a la' baby' chapi, ey, pidiéndome chavo', pidiéndome Birkin (ey-ey) 01:44
En el toto tienen piercing (piercing) 01:49
Paciencia con Orma, en el Skyline andamo' racin' 01:51
Haciendo plata, estamo' busy 01:55
Yo no voy pa reunione', cabrón, yo mando al nene del nisi, se puede, pero e' difícil 01:58
Pa mí e' fácil, yo 'toy burla'o, burla'o, ja, ja, ja 02:04
Muerto 'e la risa, yo 'toy burla'o 02:07
Me siento solo a vece', no tengo nadie al la'o 02:10
Llevo cinco año' en la cima como Tim Duncan, posteao', ey 02:14
A mí me va cabrón, en Casa de Campo, perico ripia'o 02:17
Burla'o, ja, ja, ja 02:21
Muerto 'e la risa, yo 'toy burla'o (yo 'toy burla'o) 02:23
En el carrito de Red Bull me salieron ala', estoy volao' 02:26
Ando con lo' mismo'o que andaba cuando estaba pela'o 02:29
No hay que roncar, mami, no sea caripela'o 02:33
Ey, vengo de PR, de donde son la' verdadera' bichota' 02:35
Qué casualidad, lo' que se hacen má' calle, siempre salen chota' 02:42
Cabrone' que critican mi vida y no viajan má' que mi mascota (brrr, brrr), eh, eh 02:45
Por eso yo sigo lo' consejo' que me dio mi abuelo, que me dio Al Pacino 02:50
La vida e' má' fácil comiendo rigatoni y bebiendo vino 02:56
Un ratito en Francia, viendo la mañana con un capuchino 02:59
A lo' que creyeron desde el día uno, gracia', un saludo pa Pino 03:02
Pa Gero, pa Coco, pa Jhon y pa Andino (Yumi) 03:07
Gracia', papá Dios, por la gente buena puesta en mi camino (gracia') 03:11
El que tiene Billboard, no tiene Grammy, el que tiene Grammy, no tiene Billboard 03:14
Mira mi trophy case, cómo lo combino 03:18
En mi combo to's son fino', como lo' violine' 03:21
Lo' tuyos se van de la sala el día que tu movie se termine 03:25
Lo' míos se quedan hasta que Dios no' enseñe lo' crédito' 03:30
Leyenda como el Sol, sí, como el Sol de México 03:34
Cuando Curry no existía, ya Casiano la' metía (brrr) 03:37
Fácil desde el logo, mucho' que decían que en mí no creían (no) 03:42
Pobre demagogo, cabrón, tú ere' loco 03:45
Como tú va' a dudar del má' cabrón que le mete (tú ere' loco, cabrón) 03:46
Cuatro de la mañana, en el estudio con Beto y Cachete 03:50
De nueve dígito' ahora son lo' cheque' (sí) 03:54
La' puta' pidiéndome fuete y billete' 03:56
Me gustan las blonde', también la' brunette' 03:58
Loca' con el bori, le' gusta el piquete (mami) 03:59
Ey, que viva PR, no suelto el machete 04:02
Soy "Vuelve Candy B", pero sin jinete 04:05
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Dive into the world of Bad Bunny with "VUELVE CANDY B," a powerful track that showcases his lyrical prowess and unique blend of Latin trap and hip-hop. This song is a fantastic way to engage with modern Spanish, offering insights into contemporary slang, cultural references, and the emotional depth of a global superstar. Discover the confidence, reflections on fame, and intricate wordplay that make this song a standout in his discography.

[English]
Hey, eh, hey, hey
I'm pricey and everyone loves me, dude, I'm like a Frenchie
The babes love me, I buy them wallets, I don't buy Hershey
Lots of Dior, Gucci, a lot of Givenchy, eh, eh
You don't see it?, dude, I'm being mocked, mocked, haha
I'm dying of laughter, I'm being mocked
I feel lonely sometimes, I don't have anyone by my side
I've been on top for five years like Tim Duncan, posted
I'm doing great, man, at Casa de Campo, a pimped parrot
Mocked, haha
I'm dying laughing, I'm being mocked
They wear oversize, but with me they're tight (hey)
I've been on top for five years like Tim Duncan, posted, hey
But before nobody knew, and everyone was saying (hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey!)
"Who is Bad Bunny?", like "who is Dei V?" (uh)
Now I'm riding a navy blue G‑Wagon
Eating sushi, drinking sake with the babes
Since Messi has been in the USA
Everyone knows who's the GOAT
It's no longer Tom Brady, hey
The Latin hustle, a couple of dudes who still don't believe me (fuck you)
I'm rolling with Adidas, Bad Bu, dude, I already tossed all the Bred (hee, hee)
I told you a while back with Arca: "I'm already used to it" (prrra)
The industry bores me, I swear I'll retire at thirty‑three (easy)
Life's beautiful, let's have a brandy
You buying clothes, I'm buying a building
The crazy women with me like I'm Wilkie
All the flashy babes, hey, asking me for cash, asking me for a Birkin (hey‑hey)
In the club they got piercings (piercing)
Patience with Orma, in the Skyline we're racing
Making money, we're busy
I don't go to meetings, dude, I send the kid from the NIC, it's possible, but it's hard
For me it's easy, I'm being mocked, mocked, haha
I'm dying laughing, I'm being mocked
I feel lonely sometimes, I have nobody by my side
I've been on top for five years like Tim Duncan, posted, hey
I'm doing great, dude, at Casa de Campo, a pimped parrot
Mocked, haha
I'm dying laughing, I'm being mocked (I'm being mocked)
In the Red Bull cart the wings came out, I'm flying
I'm with the same ones I hung with when I was broke
You don't have to snore, baby, don't be a troublemaker
Hey, I come from PR, where the real boss ladies are from
What a coincidence, those who act more street end up being snitches
Dudes who criticize my life and don't travel more than my pet (brrr, brrr), eh, eh
That's why I follow the advice my grandfather gave me, which Al Pacino gave me
Life's easier eating rigatoni and drinking wine
A little time in France, watching the morning with a cappuccino
To those who believed from day one, thanks, a shoutout to Pino
For Gero, for Coco, for John and for Andino (Yumi)
Thanks, God, for the good people placed on my path (thanks)
The one who has Billboard doesn't have a Grammy, the one who has a Grammy doesn't have Billboard
Look at my trophy case, how I combine it
In my combo they're all fancy, like violinists
Yours leave the room the day your movie ends
Mine stay until God shows the credits
Legend like the Sun, yes, like the Sun of Mexico
When Curry didn't exist, Casiano was already dropping it (brrr)
Easy from the logo, a lot said they didn't believe in me (no)
Poor demagogue, dude, you're crazy
How can you doubt the toughest one who puts it in (you're crazy, dude)
Four in the morning, in the studio with Beto and Cachete
From nine digits now they're the checks (yes)
The whores asking me for a whip and money
I like blondes, also the brunettes
Crazy with the bong, she likes the hit (baby)
Hey, long live PR, I don't drop the machete
I'm "Vuelve Candy B", but without a rider
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Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

caro

caro

A1
  • adjective
  • - expensive, dear

frenchie

frenchie

B2
  • noun
  • - slang for a French person or something with a French style

cartera

cartera

A1
  • noun
  • - wallet, purse

burla

burla

A2
  • noun
  • - mockery, joke
  • verb
  • - to mock, to joke

risa

risa

A1
  • noun
  • - laughter

solo

solo

A1
  • adjective
  • - alone, single

cima

cima

A2
  • noun
  • - summit, top

perico

perico

B1
  • noun
  • - parakeet (bird); slang for cocaine

oversize

oversize

B2
  • adjective
  • - larger than usual, baggy (fashion)

G‑Wagon

G‑Wagon

B2
  • noun
  • - Mercedes‑Benz luxury SUV model

sushi

sushi

A2
  • noun
  • - Japanese dish of vinegared rice with raw fish or other ingredients

saké

saké

B1
  • noun
  • - Japanese alcoholic beverage made from fermented rice

Messi

Messi

B1
  • noun
  • - Lionel Messi, Argentine professional football (soccer) player

cabra

cabra

B2
  • noun
  • - goat; colloquially a crazy or eccentric person

Adidas

Adidas

B1
  • noun
  • - German sportswear and equipment brand

Birkin

Birkin

B2
  • noun
  • - Luxury handbag model made by Hermès

piercing

piercing

B1
  • noun
  • - body modification involving puncturing the skin to insert jewellery

rigatoni

rigatoni

B2
  • noun
  • - tube‑shaped pasta originating from Italy

Billboard

Billboard

B2
  • noun
  • - American music industry chart; also large outdoor advertisement

Grammy

Grammy

B2
  • noun
  • - prestigious American music award

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Key Grammar Structures

  • Yo soy caro y to' el mundo me quiere, cabrón, yo soy como un frenchie

    ➔ Use of the copula "ser" (soy) + coordinating conjunction "y" to link adjectives and clauses.

    ➔ The verb ""soy"" (I am) links to the adjective ""caro"" and the conjunction ""y"" joins the next clause.

  • Me siento solo a vece', no tengo a nadie al la'o

    ➔ Reflexive verb "sentirse" with adjective + adverbial phrase; use of the negation "no" before the verb.

    ➔ The reflexive verb ""Me siento"" (I feel) is followed by the adjective ""solo"" and the adverbial phrase ""a vece'""; ""no"" negates the verb "tengo".

  • Llevo cinco año' en la cima como Tim Duncan, postea'o

    ➔ Present perfect progressive with "llevar" + time expression to indicate duration up to now.

    "Llevo" expresses "I have been" and is followed by the time span "cinco año'" (five years) showing ongoing duration.

  • Ahora ando en la G‑Wagon azul navy

    ➔ Present progressive with informal verb "andar" meaning "to be"/"to go" in colloquial speech.

    "Ahora" (now) + ""ando"" (I am) forms the progressive: "I am riding/being in the G‑Wagon".

  • El que tiene Billboard, no tiene Grammy

    ➔ Relative clause introduced by "el que" (the one who) and a parallel negative structure.

    ➔ ""El que"" (the one who) introduces the relative clause "tiene Billboard"; the second clause mirrors it with "no" + verb "tiene Grammy".

  • Yo no voy pa reunione', cabrón, yo mando al nene del nisi

    ➔ Future intention expressed with "ir a" + infinitive (omitted) and colloquial preposition "pa" (para).

    "Yo ""no voy"" (I don't go) + "pa" (short for "para") + "reunione'" (meeting) expresses a negated future plan; the infinitive is implied after "voy".

  • Yo 'toy burla'o, burla'o, ja, ja, ja

    ➔ Colloquial contraction "'toy" for "estoy" and past participle used as adjective.

    ➔ ""'toy"" is a slang shortening of "estoy" (I am); "burla'o" (mocked) functions as an adjective meaning "I am being mocked".

  • Como tú va' a dudar del má' cabrón que le mete

    ➔ Second‑person singular informal with omitted verb ending "va'" (vas) and comparative "más" shortened to "má'".

    ➔ ""va'"" stands for "vas" (you go) with the final "s" dropped; ""má'"" is a colloquial shortening of "más" (more).

  • Yo ando con lo' mismo'o que andaba cuando estaba pela'o

    ➔ Repeated verb "andar" to express continuity; use of colloquial "lo' mismo'o" (the same stuff) and past participle "pela'o" as a noun.

    ➔ ""ando"" (I go/ am) is repeated to stress ongoing action; ""lo' mismo'o"" means "the same things" and ""pela'o"" (peeled) works as a noun meaning "the same old stuff".

  • Qué bonita la vida, vamo' a hacer un brindi'

    ➔ Imperative suggestion with contracted "vamo'" (let's go) and colloquial verb ending "-i'" for "brindis" (toast).

    ➔ ""vamo'"" is a colloquial short for "vamos" (let's go); ""brindi'"" drops the final "s" of "brindis" to match the speech rhythm.