B de Bellako (Remix) – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English
Lyrics & Translation
Explore the vibrant world of Mexican and Puerto Rican street slang through 'B de Bellako (Remix).' This high-energy reggaeton track offers a fantastic opportunity to learn colloquial Spanish terms like 'bellako' and 'chacalón' while immersing yourself in the genre's infectious rhythms. The song is special because it represents a bridge between two generations and cultures of reggaeton, making it a significant piece of modern Latin music.
Key Vocabulary
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bellaco /beˈʎako/ B2 |
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chacalón /tʃakaˈlon/ C1 |
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perreo /peˈre.o/ C1 |
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ñero /ˈɲe.ɾo/ C2 |
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mujerón /muxeˈɾon/ B2 |
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fumigar /fumiˈɣar/ C1 |
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gravy /ˈɡreɪ.vi/ A2 |
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fashion /ˈfæʃ.ən/ A2 |
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trendy /ˈtren.di/ B1 |
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golosa /ɡoˈlosa/ B2 |
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blunt /blʌnt/ B1 |
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posar /poˈsaɾ/ A2 |
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padrote /paˈdɾote/ C2 |
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fan /fan/ A1 |
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pam /pam/ B2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Te gusta el perreo y a mí tu popolón
➔ Indirect object pronouns (te, me) and contrastive structure 'a mí'
➔ The phrase uses 'te gusta' meaning 'you like,' and 'a mí' emphasizes 'I do.' It contrasts two subjects.
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No tengo reversa, no tengo stop
➔ Double negation 'no tengo' (I don't have) for emphasis
➔ Repetition of 'no tengo' highlights denial and rhythm in lyrics, expressing unstoppable attitude.
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Me dicen el granjero, el cultivador
➔ Passive meaning with 'me dicen' (they call me)
➔ The subject is not stated; 'me dicen' implies others are doing the action, creating a passive nuance.
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Prepara la máquina que vamo' a recoger las babies
➔ Use of colloquial future 'vamos a + infinitive' (we are going to pick up)
➔ Expresses an action intended or about to happen soon: 'let's pick up.'
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Hoy vamo' pa' la disco vestido' de Fendi
➔ Contraction and colloquial omission of letters ('vamo'' for 'vamos', 'pa'' for 'para')
➔ These shortened forms are typical in reggaeton and urban Spanish, reflecting informal speech.
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Tengo la botella 'e champán pa' beber
➔ Ellipsis in 'de champán' shortened to ''e champán' by phonetic contraction
➔ Shows informal spoken style; common in music to fit rhythm and rhyme.
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Te subo la faldita y se te ve
➔ Reflexive and impersonal 'se te ve' (it can be seen on you)
➔ Literally 'it is seen to you'; expresses something visible on the person.
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Yo soy su vatote, me ve el animalote
➔ Simple present 'soy' and 'me ve' showing identity and perception
➔ Shows ongoing truth ('I am'), not temporary state; 'me ve' indicates she perceives him this way.
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Todos le tiran pero nadie le da
➔ Contrast with conjunction 'pero' and subject omission (implied 'ellos')
➔ Shows contrast between action attempts and success; 'nadie le da' means 'no one gets her.'
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No saben que en las noches yo le doy pam-pam
➔ Subordinate clause with 'que' expressing what others don’t know
➔ 'No saben que...' means 'they don’t know that...', linking to a clause describing hidden truth.
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