In 1997 he made his CD debut, Nel-Zone, which was split into respective reggae and rap mixes, and he also was credited on a couple other CD releases that year: Don Chezina's Bien Guillao de Gangster and Ivy Queen's En Mi Imperio (1997). From this point forward, DJ Nelson began focusing on his solo career, primarily as a producer, with notable credits including Ivy Queen's The Original Rude Girl (1998) and Wisin & Yandel's Los Reyes del Nuevo Milenio (2000). His mixtape-style productions continued as well, with Undertrack Collection (2000) and Music (2001), the latter of which marked the advent of his personal brand, Flow Music.
DJ Nelson signed to this label a trio of young, up-and-coming producers: Francisco Saldaña, Víctor Cabrera, Norgie Noriega, the former two of whom are better known as Luny Tunes, of course, while the latter goes by just Noriega. These three producers pooled their talents together for Mas Flow (2003), a mixtape album that was groundbreaking in terms of popularity and influence. Numerous volumes followed, except without Noriega, who went the solo route, debuting with Contra la Corriente (2004). DJ Nelson continued with his own career as well, releasing Flow la Discoteka (2004) and opening a club of the same name, at which he was the resident DJ. In addition, he is credited with having set up The Mix 107.7, a popular Puerto Rican radio station hosted by DJ Coyote, and he even took his brand into the clothing industry, forming Flow Wear. Released in 2007, Flow la Discoteka, Vol. 2 featured his biggest hit single to date, "Pasarela", performed by Dalmata. DJ Nelson, Gerardo Cruet and Arcangel, consider themselves as pioneers in the new "urban movement", a sub-genre of reggaeton and hip-hop, Electro-Flow. Electro-Flow as Arcangel baptized it, is a blend of Hip-hop, reggaeton, dance-hall, electronica, and other futuristic sounds. Electro-flow can be heard in the songs. "Chica Virtual", "Pa Que la Pases Bien", "Te Estoy Buscando". "Sexy Movimiento", "Siguelo", "Dame un Poquito" by Wisin y Yandel. "Veo Veo" by Yaga y Mackie Ranks. Also "Let's Do It" "No te Veo" all are considered Electro-flow. Some songs lean more towards dance Hip Hop while some lean more towards Reggaeton depending on the song.
Que no pare el bailoteo
DJ Nelson Lyrics
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Tuns tinkitin tu cu tun
Tuns tinkitin tu cu tun
Tuns tinkitin tu cu tun
Tuns tinkitin tu cu tun
Que no pare el bailoteo
Que no pare el zandungueo
Que no pare el zandungueo
Que no pare el bailoteo
Que no pare el zandungueo
Que no pare el bellaqueo
Que no pare el guayeteo
Que no pare el bailoteo
Que no pare el bailoteo
Que no pare el bailoteo
Que no pare el bailoteo
Que no pare el bailoteo
Que no pare el zandungueo
Que no pare el bellaqueo
Que no pare el guayeteo
Que no pare el bailoteo
Que no pare el bailoteo
Que no pare el bailoteo
Que no pare el bailoteo
Que no pare el bailoteo
Que no pare el zandungueo
Que no pare el bellaqueo
Que no pare el guayeteo
Que no pare, que no pare
Que no pare, que no pare
Que no pare, que no pare
Que no pare, que no pare
Que no pare el bailoteo
Que no pare el zandungueo
Que no pare el bellaqueo
Que no pare el guayeteo
Que no pare, que no pare
Que no pare, que no pare
Que no pare, que no pare
Que no pare, que no pare
Que no pare el bailoteo
Que no pare el zandungueo
Que no pare el bellaqueo
Que no pare el guayeteo (Bien duro)
Que no pare el (Bien duro)
Que no pare el (Bien duro)
Que no pare el (Bien duro)
Que no pare el (Bien duro)
Que no pare el (Bien duro)
Que no pare el (Bien duro)
Que no pare el (Bien duro)
Que no pare el (Bien duro)
Que no pare el bailoteo
Que no pare el zandungueo
Que no pare el bellaqueo
Que no pare el guayeteo
Que no pare el bailoteo
Que no pare el zandungueo
Que no pare el bellaqueo
Que no pare el guayeteo
Que no pare, que no pare
Que no pare, que no pare
Que no pare, que no pare
Que no pare, que no pare
Que no pare, que no pare
Que no pare, que no pare
Que no pare, que no pare
Que no pare, que no pare
Que no pare el bailoteo
Que no pare el zandungueo
Que no pare el bellaqueo
Que no pare el guayeteo
Tuns tinkitin tu cu tun
Tuns tinkitin tu cu tun
Tuns tinkitin tu cu tun
Tuns tinkitin tu cu tun
Tuns tinkitin tu cu tun
Tuns tinkitin tu cu tun
Tuns tinkitin tu cu tun
Tuns tinkitin tu cu tun
Tuns tinkitin tu cu tun
Tuns tinkitin tu cu tun
Tuns tinkitin tu cu tun
Tuns tinkitin tu cu tun
The lyrics to DJ Nelson's "Que No Pare El Bailoteo" are simple but repetitive. The song invokes the spirit of Latin American dance culture and asks that the dancing and partying never stop. The opening lines "¿Dónde están los que fuman marihuana?" (Where are those who smoke marijuana?) create a fun, carefree atmosphere where everyone can be themselves and enjoy the party.
The rest of the song repeats the same lyrics over and over again, inviting listeners to keep dancing, swaying their hips, and grinding with their partners. The lyrics, "Que no pare el bailoteo/Que no pare el zandungueo/Que no pare el bellaqueo/Que no pare el guayeteo" convey a sense of urgency and excitement to keep the dancefloor moving. The words "zandungueo," "bellaqueo," and "guayeteo" are all Spanish slang terms for sensual, suggestive dancing, encouraging listeners to let loose and get a little wild on the dance floor.
Line by Line Meaning
¿Dónde están los que fuman marihuana?
Asks where the people who smoke marijuana are.
Tuns tinkitin tu cu tun
Repetitive, nonsensical syllables used for musical effect.
Que no pare el bailoteo
Do not stop the dancing.
Que no pare el zandungueo
Do not stop the rhythmic movements of the hips and body.
Que no pare el bellaqueo
Do not stop the flirtatious behavior and seduction.
Que no pare el guayeteo
Do not stop the smooth and suave actions.
Que no pare, que no pare
Repeated refrain emphasizing the importance of not stopping the dancing and the sensual behavior associated with it.
Que no pare el (Bien duro)
Do not stop the hard-hitting beat emphasizing the importance of the music and the rhythm of the song.
Tuns tinkitin tu cu tun
Repetitive, nonsensical syllables used for musical effect.
Writer(s): Nelson Diaz
Contributed by Jacob A. Suggest a correction in the comments below.