Fuego
Las Prez Lyrics

Callejo
Referring to a street or neighborhood, potentially indicating the location where the events of the song take place

Fano
Possibly a reference to a person's name, possibly an individual involved in the story being told

Desde el caribe mexicano
Coming from the Mexican Caribbean, emphasizing the tropical and vibrant atmosphere

Vale y Re Prez
Potentially the names or aliases of the artists themselves, indicating their involvement in creating the song

Jimmy Saravia
Possibly another name or alias, possibly another individual involved in the song's creation

Sé que no' la pasamo' rico esa vez
I know that we didn't have a good time that one time, recognizing a previous negative experience

Y que esta noche vuelve a suceder
And that tonight it happens again, indicating a repetition of the negative experience

Que tu quieres conmigo
That you want me, expressing someone's desire or intention towards the artist

Eso, baby, yo lo decido
That, baby, I decide it, asserting the artist's control over the situation and their own desires

Si tú quiere', no' montamo' en un viaje
If you want, we can go on a trip, suggesting a metaphorical journey or adventure

Al extraño mundo de lo salvaje
To the strange world of the wild, evoking a sense of excitement and unpredictability

Sin pensar ni aterrizar
Without thinking or landing, emphasizing a desire for spontaneity and living in the moment

Que este fuego no lo puedo apagar
That I can't extinguish this fire, suggesting a strong and intense passion

Que tú eres lo que me quema por dentro
That you are what burns inside me, expressing the intense desire and attraction towards someone

Voy sintiendo lento
I'm feeling it slowly, describing the gradual intensity of the emotions

Para mí, tú eres fuego
For me, you are fire, emphasizing the person's captivating and passionate nature

Y ere' lo único que deseo
And you're the only thing I desire, highlighting the person's singular focus on the individual

Donde hubo fuego, cenizas quedan
Where there was fire, ashes remain, suggesting that past desires or experiences still have an impact

Quiero hacer un brindis para que todos beban
I want to make a toast for everyone to drink, expressing a desire for celebration and enjoyment

Pa' que la' babies se atrevan
So that the babies dare, encouraging others to take risks and embrace their desires

Pa' que se lo gocen, pa' que ella' lo muevan
So that they enjoy it, so that they move, inviting people to have fun and be active

Nena, préndete un poquito como ese fire (Fire)
Girl, light yourself up a little like that fire, encouraging someone to embrace their passion and energy

Deja a ese compita que no da la talla
Leave that guy who doesn't measure up, suggesting that someone should focus on the singer instead

Vamos pa'l caribe, te llevo a la playa
Let's go to the Caribbean, I'll take you to the beach, proposing a romantic getaway

Mi número uno, toma tu medalla (Yeah, yeah, Callejo)
My number one, take your medal, expressing the person's admiration and affection for the other

Lo que me quema por dentro (Rrah)
What burns inside me, indicating the intense desire and passion

Cada que te beso y siento que ya estoy adentro (Yeah, yeah)
Every time I kiss you and feel like I'm already inside, suggesting a deep emotional and physical connection

Empezó como un juego, se convirtió en un vicio (Ajá)
It started as a game, it became an addiction, describing a gradual and addictive attraction

Cuando vuelo, solo por ti, baby, aterrizo (Yeah, yeah)
When I fly, only for you, baby, I land, emphasizing the significance of the other person in the artist's life

Nadie te hace la mitad de lo que haría
No one does half of what I would do for you, highlighting the person's willingness to go above and beyond for the other

Nadie sabe lo bien que te conocía (Conocía)
No one knows how well I knew you, suggesting a deep level of familiarity and understanding

Tu favorito a la hora de comerte
Your favorite when it comes to eating you, expressing the person's desire to fulfill the other's desires

Y también para cumplir tus fantasías
And also to fulfill your fantasies, indicating the person's willingness to cater to the other's desires and fantasies

¿Qué tú quiere' que te diga?
What do you want me to tell you? Asking the other person to express their desires or expectations

¿Que esta noche vo'a cumplir tu' fantasía'?
That tonight I'm going to fulfill your fantasies? Offering to fulfill the other person's desires and fantasies

¿Que tú eres fuego lento, lento?
That you are slow fire, slow fire? Acknowledging the intensity and seductive nature of the other person

Vamo', dale, aprovechemo' el momento
Let's go, come on, let's take advantage of the moment, urging the other person to embrace the present and seize the opportunity

Papi, dime cómo hacer pa' volverte a ver again
Daddy, tell me how to make you see me again, expressing a desire for continued connection and interaction

Que en mi mente pasas dando vueltas una y otra vez
That in my mind you go round and round again and again, indicating the person's constant thoughts and obsession with the other

Voy hacerte enloquecer
I'm going to make you go crazy, suggesting the person's intent to drive the other person wild

Con mi flow vas a volver
With my flow, you are going to come back, implying the person's charm and attractiveness

Que esta nena sabe lo que contigo puede hacer
That this girl knows what she can do with you, emphasizing the person's abilities and skills

Vale y Re Prez
Potentially the names or aliases of the artists themselves, reiterating their involvement in the song

Jm Records
Referring to the record label responsible for the release of the song

Jimmy Saravia
Possibly another name or alias, possibly another individual involved in the song's creation