Alabina
Ferria Lyrics


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De Granada a Casablanca
Entre ritmo y fantasía
Una guitarra y un gitano cantan
Cantan mi Andalucía

Al llegar en Casablanca
Tu me bailas en la playa
Con tus ojos negros chiquita
Y con tu boca enamorada

Enamorada como tú (como tú)
Enamorada como tú (como tú)
Enamorada como tú (como tú)
Enamorada como tú
Como tú, como tú, como tú, no hay nadie como tú

يلا بينا يلا (يلا يلا)
يا حبيبي يلا (يلا يلا)
نفرح ونقول ماشاء الله
يلا بينا يلا (يلا يلا)
يا حبيبي يلا (يلا يلا)
نفرح ونقول ماشاء الله

يلا بينا على طول (على طول)
اللي بينا يطول (يطول)
يلا بينا على طول، اللي بينا يطول
ويلي، ويلي ويلي
ويلي ويلي، قولو ان شالله

De Granada a Casablanca
Entre ritmo y fantasía
Una guitarra y un gitano cantan
Cantan mi Andalucía

De Granada a Casablanca
Entre ritmo y fantasía
Una guitarra y un gitano cantan
Cantan mi Andalucía

عيونك حلوة
شفايفك حلوة
عيونك حلوة
شفايفك حلوة
آه يا ليلي، ويلي ويلي
ويلي ويلي، قولو انشالله

De Granada a Casablanca
Entre ritmo y fantasía
Una guitarra y un gitano cantan
Cantan mi Andalucía

De Granada a Casablanca
Entre ritmo y fantasía
Una guitarra y un gitano cantan
Cantan mi Andalucía
يلا بينا يلا (يلا يلا)
يا حبيبي يلا (يلا يلا)
نفرح ونقول ماشاء الله
يلا بينا يلا (يلا يلا)
يا حبيبي يلا (يلا يلا)
نفرح ونقول ماشاء الله

De Granada a Casablanca
Entre ritmo y fantasía
Una guitarra y un gitano cantan
Cantan mi Andalucía

De Granada a Casablanca
Entre ritmo y fantasía




Una guitarra y un gitano cantan
Cantan mi Andalucía

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Ferria's song Alabina describe a journey from Granada to Casablanca, filled with rhythm and fantasy. The song tells a story of a guitar-playing gypsy singing about Andalucía, while the singer meets a woman with black eyes and an enamored mouth who dances with him on the beach in Casablanca. The woman he meets is described as being unique and wonderful, and the singer exclaims that there is no one like her.


The song continues with a call to dance, as the singer encourages his beloved to celebrate and say "mashallah" which means "what God has willed". He describes her eyes and lips as beautiful and expresses his love for her, using the Arabic word "habibi" which means "my love". The song repeats the descriptions of the journey and the guitar-playing gypsy, ending with the call to dance once again.


Line by Line Meaning

De Granada a Casablanca
From Granada to Casablanca


Entre ritmo y fantasía
Between rhythm and fantasy


Una guitarra y un gitano cantan
A guitar and a gypsy sing


Cantan mi Andalucía
They sing my Andalusia


Al llegar en Casablanca
On arriving in Casablanca


Tu me bailas en la playa
You dance with me on the beach


Con tus ojos negros chiquita
With your small black eyes


Y con tu boca enamorada
And with your enamored mouth


Enamorada como tú (como tú)
Enamored like you (like you)


Como tú, como tú, como tú, no hay nadie como tú
Like you, like you, like you, there is no one like you


يلا بينا يلا (يلا يلا)
Come on, let's go (let's go)


يا حبيبي يلا (يلا يلا)
Oh my love, let's go (let's go)


نفرح ونقول ماشاء الله
We'll be happy and say 'Masha'Allah' (God has willed it)


يلا بينا على طول (على طول)
Come on, let's go right away (right away)


اللي بينا يطول (يطول)
What's between us will get longer (will get longer)


ويلي، ويلي ويلي
Oh, oh, oh


ويلي ويلي، قولو ان شالله
Oh, oh, say 'Inshallah' (God willing)


عيونك حلوة
Your eyes are sweet


شفايفك حلوة
Your lips are sweet


آه يا ليلي، ويلي ويلي
Oh my night, oh, oh, oh


De Granada a Casablanca
From Granada to Casablanca


Entre ritmo y fantasía
Between rhythm and fantasy


Una guitarra y un gitano cantan
A guitar and a gypsy sing


Cantan mi Andalucía
They sing my Andalusia


يلا بينا يلا (يلا يلا)
Come on, let's go (let's go)


يا حبيبي يلا (يلا يلا)
Oh my love, let's go (let's go)


نفرح ونقول ماشاء الله
We'll be happy and say 'Masha'Allah' (God has willed it)


De Granada a Casablanca
From Granada to Casablanca


Entre ritmo y fantasía
Between rhythm and fantasy


Una guitarra y un gitano cantan
A guitar and a gypsy sing


Cantan mi Andalucía
They sing my Andalusia




Writer(s): Charles Burbank

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@frankerv12

In Spanish he says :

De Granada a Casablanca
Entre ritmo y fantasía
Una guitarra y un gitano cantan
Cantan mi Andalucía

Al llegar en Casablanca
Tu me bailas en la playa
Con tus ojos negros chiquita
Y con tu boca enamorada

Enamorada cómo tú

English :

From Granada to Casablanca
Between rhythm and fantasy
A guitar and a gypsy sing
Sing my Andalusia
When you arrive in Casablanca
You dance to me on the beach
With your black eyes
And with your mouth in love

In love like you

----

I am Spanish but found this amazing song in an American movie



All comments from YouTube:

@KidneyGirl91

Watching downsizing in 2023 and fell in love with this song, it has an amazing beat.

@zmkk2778

name of that song

@ronland66

Watched Downsizing, and remembered this song. I have a night club basement, light and sound, played when friends were here and they loved it.

@uzumakidiak

I immediately opened Shazam as soon as I heard it in the movie Downsizing, and here I am. This song is fire !💪💪

@frankerv12

In Spanish he says :

De Granada a Casablanca
Entre ritmo y fantasía
Una guitarra y un gitano cantan
Cantan mi Andalucía

Al llegar en Casablanca
Tu me bailas en la playa
Con tus ojos negros chiquita
Y con tu boca enamorada

Enamorada cómo tú

English :

From Granada to Casablanca
Between rhythm and fantasy
A guitar and a gypsy sing
Sing my Andalusia
When you arrive in Casablanca
You dance to me on the beach
With your black eyes
And with your mouth in love

In love like you

----

I am Spanish but found this amazing song in an American movie

@adnaneouanegha3381

who comes from downsizing movie ?

@906amor

It is me! ))

@dracluciusalfoy17

Me xD

@mimitoumohamed673

right here

@trancehgm7390

They used to play this in late 2000s when I was in high school. We’d sneak out and go to pubs. Good times. Then Downsizing came out and this played on it.

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