Mamacita
Don Cisco Lyrics

It's Friday
The song is being performed on a Friday.

Oye?
A casual slang to seek attention or confirmation.

Yeah, yeah, Frost Don Cisco, Soopafly, Kurupt Fred Wreck waz up, boy? (Next Friday)
The song is being performed by Don Cisco, Soopafly, and Kurupt, with additional production by Fred Wreck.

This is for the fly senoritas, mamacitas, baby
The song is dedicated to attractive Latina women.

Smoke something, baby
Inviting the listener to smoke something (presumably cannabis).

You ready for this? Come on.
Encouraging the listener to enjoy the song.

Look how we do now, pop champagne with the brunette
Boasting about living a lavish lifestyle while drinking champagne with an attractive brunette woman.

L.A. so hot, I rock ICE just to cool down
Acknowledging the hot weather in Los Angeles and using expensive jewelry to cool off.

I ride's on spoke dubs in the street All the ladies on the front that's loving the heat
Driving a car with large wheel rims in the streets while impressing women who are attracted to the heat of the moment.

So turn the beat up watcha, shake to the Cha Cha
Encouraging the DJ to turn up the music and shake to the Cha Cha dance style.

Go ahead girl, let the whole world watcha
Encouraging the woman to dance and showcase her talents to the world.

You know I want you, yo te quiero
Expressing an attraction and interest in the woman.

You can be my gata and I can be your perro
Using Spanish words to propose a romantic relationship where the woman is the cat and the man is the dog.

Game tight, much sharper than a filero This can be your ticket out the ghetto
Confident about having excellent game, which could offer the woman a chance to leave a poor or dangerous area.

A huevo, el mero mero, and the Don Cisco And the Soopafly, K, get it going on
Using Spanish slang to express enthusiasm and hype about the performers and their music.

To all my Latin ladies, You all know you drive me crazy by come give it to me baby Chiqui, wha, what?, Que, que?
Addressing all Latina women as irresistible and asking them to come closer to the performer.

I could be your love if you let me Recognize a though and respect me Morena, Boriquas, Cubanas and Niquas Sexy Chicanitas, all you fly mamacitas
Offering the women love and requesting that they recognize and respect the performer. Singling out women from different Hispanic cultures as attractive.

Me gusta, when you start talking my Lingo Say she ain't got a Hombre and she love to be single That's why she hit the club with the girls tonight You want to shine, go ahead is your world tonight
Finding it attractive when women speak his language (Spanish), and noticing that some women may not have a man and enjoy being single. Encouraging women to have fun and shine in the club.

Shake your thing, break it down, move your body around You ain't know? It's a party when my crew hits town Now what?
Encouraging women to dance, noting that his crew throws a great party wherever they go, and asking what the women are going to do about it.

Mamacita Sexy Senorita You know how a Playa treat ya? I only call you when I need ya I love to love you than I leave ya I give it to you and never cheat ya So come on baby, let me teach ya Lady you want to follow, let me lead ya I'm talking to my Mamacita
Referring to the woman as a beautiful and desirable Latina; noting that he treats women like a player, only calling them when he wants something, loving them temporarily, never cheating on them, offering to teach them, and asking them to follow him as he leads.

Hey! yo! I make the ladies rock their drop tops and keep it hot Lock it in their twat and recite the flows I got I chip off rocks so smooth I let them slip off Girls be all flocking the stage to watch me get off
Boasting about his performance abilities and attracting women with his smooth style of music. Using vulgar language to describe his sexual prowess.

Soopa making a cold manouver, I'm talking to you Can you shine this boots I'm knocking and running through you? Drop the Boo-ya it's me they running to now Who can stop my track? I'm macking them like I'm Dru Down
Discussing his smoothness and asking who can match his abilities. Using confrontational language, asking if the listener can handle his style.

The first haters that step get kill and peeled Messing with Soopa you'll be having your conversation with wilt the steel Your eyes reveal, my ladies stay on tilt, I re-candle the flame by sticking ah! to each dame Like Arriba! Soopa and Frost smooking chiva Kurupt, Cisco came through with the drink Eurika I saw you take that money, don't make me beat you Top greedy and sexy is ready, who that?
Warning that Soopa will handle anyone who comes against him. Describing how he keeps women interested in him and shares drugs with his friends. Noticing that someone has taken money and threatening them. At the end of the verse, there is no clear meaning, he is just shouting out his friends.

I love freaking, I love freaking, I love me a Bon-bon Puerto Rican Different skirts different weekends, from L.A. to San Juan, Puerto Rico I still move Perico, to the chicas and the chicos, Ay! Dios mio! Neo, cam, strong, Capone, Stallone, concrete stone is home Kurupt and Daz, Soopa Fly, Cisco, Hash Frost, Big Fred, Tijuana, Cancun, Blast! Smoking Mexicali, Slim Southern California Cali OG Russell Simmons with women about a dozen All my cousins California living sipping Tequila goosing (As soon as we get home from work, ha ha yeah! We gonna have to pop and purk, wha what?) Cisco, C-note, Big Hash Cisco and Hash, baby, no! Tango and Cash
Listing his sexual preferences, including attractive Puerto Rican women. Describing his lifestyle and how he enjoys partying and smoking drugs in different cities. Listing the names of his friends in the music industry and where they are from. Noting his love for drinking tequila with his relatives.

Mamacita Sexy Senorita You know how a Playa treat ya? I only call you when I need ya I love to love you than I leave ya I give it to you and never cheat ya So come on baby, let me teach ya Lady you want to follow, let me lead ya I'm talking to my Mamacita
Same as line 18.