Fernando Mangual Vazquez, artistically known as Dálmata, was born on Februa… Read Full Bio ↴Fernando Mangual Vazquez, artistically known as Dálmata, was born on February 29, 1980. The youngest out of three brothers, Dalmata was raised in the place that has become part of his identity and style: Ponce, Puerto Rico.
Dalmata demonstrated a passion for music at a very young age. He studied music theory and also belonged to the chorus at La Escuela de Ponce. Before being involved in reggaeton, his vision was to have a rock band because it was like the trend at the time. Although Dalmata had older brothers, since age 3, he was brought up as a single child, after his brothers were kidnapped. It was not until recently that Dalmata met his older brothers.

Coming from a humble family and upbringing, Dalmata always had to struggle to make ends meet. If he wanted something, he would have to hussle to get what he desired. The fact that before pursuing a music career, he worked in places such as the local toll booth and Sams Club, demonstrates how down to earth Dalmatas character is in reality. As a young kid, Dalmata would spend hours drawing and putting his many ideas on paper. Schoolmates would even pay Dalmata to draw a picture of them, because his pictures were almost an identical replica of the real person.

However, Dalmata knew that he had a unique talent as a musician and began experimenting with the keyboard, and before he knew it, he was mixing two music genres. He would take rock songs and sort of mimic what they were saying to create what he calls a rock parody. It was this rock parody that helped Dalmata breakthrough the reggaeton community with his first song No te Hagas la Dificil. Funny thing is that Dalmatas song was recorded because he lost a bet to reggaeton producer, DJ Negro. The beat for this song was originally made by DJ Rafi Mercenario, but for some reason the album was not released, and DJ Joe remade the beat and released the song in the production Fatal Fantasy.

It was in his collaborating work in Fatal Fantasy 2, that Dalmata met his frequent artistic partner, Ñejo. Both of them being from the same vicinity in Ponce, they were familiar with each other, but were not really the best of friends. It was after collaborating on the same album, that Dalmata approached Nejo to perform in parties together. Luckily for them, their different, distinct styles complement each other and create an aggressive flow that the public keeps demanding. Dalmata also had the opportunity to appear in productions, such as MVP, The Score, and Da Flex. Most recently, and with the support of DJ Nelsons, Flow Music Corp., Ñejo and Dalmata have composed and performed songs, such as Esa Nena and are also featuring together in Ground Zero, another album to be released in 2006.

Also in 2006, Dalmata appeared solo in Naldos, Sangre Nueva Special Edition. He also appeared in La Kalle , with the hit song Caliente. Dalmata takes his talent even further by personally creating the melody to his songs and then having someone else put the batteries and other effects that go with the beat. Dalmata is featured to appear in productions, such as The Jedays, One Team Music Da Hitmakers, Mundo Demente, and most important for him, he is working on his solo album. With 2006 proving to be a very promising year for this smooth lyricist, his flow and vision will reach la whole new level, because unlike many artists in the genre, his lyrics do have real meaning. Hopefully, this promising star will not be BROKE AND FAMOUS forever.

Deja Quitarte La Ropa
Dalmata Lyrics

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Este es Dalmata
Alias el Dalmation
Junto a Tainy
Los Benjamins

Yo quisiera un poco de eso
De eso que esconde tu ropa
De tu figura, tu pelo

De tus ojos, tu boca

Deja quitarte la ropa
Si no, no vale la pena
Deja quitarte la ropa
Y quédate aquí conmigo
Yo hago lo que tu quieras

Deja quitarte la ropa
Que si estás vestida, no vale la pena
Deja quitarte la ropa
Y quédate aquí conmigo
Yo hago lo que tú quieras

Uh, baby
Mirando la luna
Quisiera tenerte desnuda (desnuda)
Relax que la vida es dura
Muñeca, de piel oscura más dura
Y júrame que esto es sin censura (que esto es sin censura)
Aquí te tengo la cura
La que enchula
Me vo'a jartar, lo que mi pecado se agula ma'

Te quiero desnuda hasta que salga el sol (sol)
Yo enseño que te quede mejor
Que el de tu piel con su color como el charol
Negrita brilla y sin amorol

Ok
You can say what you want to say
You can do what you want to do
Pero recuerda que this is for you
And that's true

Yo quisiera un poco de eso
De eso que esconde tu ropa
De tu figura, tu pelo
De tus ojos, tu boca

Vamos a matarnos sin pistola
Mueva esa cola
Sola, baby, te fumaste
Y te descojonaste la cachola
Pero encabulla vuelve y enrola
Y échale brebaje al amor pa' ver si enamora

Sencillo, bonito y de cora', nena
Pa' que te sacuda' la arena
Me dicen que lo tuyo envenena
Y si es así meteteme hasta por las venas, ma'

Te quiero desnuda hasta que salga el sol (sol)
Yo enseño que te quede mejor
Que el de tu piel con su color como el charol
Negrita brilla y sin amorol

Ok
You can say what you want to say
You can do what you want to do
Pero recuerda que this is for you
And that's true

Deja quitarte la ropa
Si no, no vale la pena
Deja quitarte la ropa
Y quédate aquí conmigo
Yo hago lo que tú quieras

Deja quitarte la ropa
Que si estás vestida, no vale la pena
Deja quitarte la ropa
Y quédate aquí conmigo
Yo hago lo que tú quieras

Yo quisiera un poco de eso
De eso que esconde tu ropa

De tu figura, tu pelo
De tus ojos, tu boca

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Dalmata's song Deja Quitarte La Ropa are about a man who wants his partner to remove her clothing and be intimate with him. He admires her body and wants to explore it fully, promising to do whatever she wants. He emphasizes that he only wants her in her natural state and asks her to strip down so they can be together without any barriers. The song is a seductive and playful invitation to give in to physical desire.

The lyrics are fairly straightforward and focus on the physical aspects of a romantic relationship. The song uses repetition to reinforce the message of the chorus, which is essentially an invitation to be naked together. There are also some references to cultural stereotypes related to skin tone, but the song's primary focus is on the desire for physical intimacy.

Overall, Deja Quitarte La Ropa is a sensual and flirtatious song about exploring physical attraction, and one that is sure to get listeners in the mood for a steamy encounter.

Line by Line Meaning

Yo quisiera un poco de eso
Dalmata desires something from the listener

De eso que esconde tu ropa
He wants the listener to reveal what their clothes are hiding

De tu figura, tu pelo
He wants to see the listener's figure and hair

De tus ojos, tu boca
He also desires to see the listener's eyes and mouth

Deja quitarte la ropa
Dalmata urges the listener to take off their clothes

Si no, no vale la pena
He implies that the experience won't have the same worth if they don't undress

Y quédate aquí conmigo
He wants the listener to stay with him

Yo hago lo que tu quieras
He promises to cater to any desire of the listener's

Uh, baby
Dalmata adresses the listener affectionately

Mirando la luna
He sets the scene of them looking at the moon

Quisiera tenerte desnuda (desnuda)
He wants the listener to be naked

Relax que la vida es dura
He tries to reassure the listener that life's tough, so they should let loose

Muñeca, de piel oscura más dura
He compares the listener to a sturdy, dark-skinned doll

Y júrame que esto es sin censura (que esto es sin censura)
He asks the listener to trust him that the moment is uncensored

Aquí te tengo la cura
He suggests that he has the remedy

La que enchula
He claims that the remedy is fantastic

Me vo'a jartar, lo que mi pecado se agula ma'
He vows to indulge in whatever sin this situation entails

Te quiero desnuda hasta que salga el sol (sol)
He reiterates his desire to see the listener naked all night until sunrise

Yo enseño que te quede mejor
He promises to show the listener what suits them better

Que el de tu piel con su color como el charol
He suggests that the listener's natural skin doesn't suit them

Negrita brilla y sin amorol
He compliments the listener's glowing, shiny appearance

Ok
He uses this word to convey agreement or understanding

You can say what you want to say
He allows the listener to express themselves

You can do what you want to do
He permits the listener to do as they please

Pero recuerda que this is for you
He reminds the listener that this moment is for their benefit

And that's true
He asserts that this is a fact

Vamos a matarnos sin pistola
He suggests they have a wild time without any weapons

Mueva esa cola
He asks the listener to move their butt sensually

Sola, baby, te fumaste
He implies that the listener is high or wasted alone

Y te descojonaste la cachola
He jokes that the listener laughed so hard they fell apart

Pero encabulla vuelve y enrola
He tells the listener to pull themselves together and come back for more

Y échale brebaje al amor pa' ver si enamora
He suggests spicing things up to see if they can create love

Sencillo, bonito y de cora', nena
He describes the moment as simple, pretty, and sincere

Pa' que te sacuda' la arena
He wants this to shake things up for the listener

Me dicen que lo tuyo envenena
He acknowledges that the listener's qualities are intoxicating

Y si es así meteteme hasta por las venas, ma'
He suggests that he's willing to indulge in the listener's poison all the way

Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: Fernando Mangual Vazquez, Francisco Saldana, Marco E Masis

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