Taxi
Mariah Angeliq Guaynaa Lyrics

Ey,
Introducing the song with an expression to grab the listener's attention.

El Guaynaabichy (el nuevo orden)
Referencing the artist's collaborator and promoting their upcoming album titled 'El Nuevo Orden.'

El brotha' picher (dale duro, jejejeje)
Referring to the collaborator as a hard worker while also adding playful laughter.

(It's Mariah, bitch)
Asserting the artist's identity with confidence.

Yo nunca voy perdiendo el tiempo (nah)
Stating that the artist doesn't waste time.

Siempre terminas cuando lo hago lento (uy)
Implying that the artist's partner only reaches climax when the artist decides to slow down.

Ya me leí hasta el final del cuento (yap)
Suggesting that the artist has been through all the romantic phases with this partner.

¿Y qué lo que? Te dejé bien contento (ah)
Asserting that the artist's partner is satisfied, and the artist doesn't care about what anyone else thinks about their relationship.

Con tu baby, tengo to' la noche, papi
Expressing that the artist will spend the whole night with their partner.

Vamos apúrate, nos vamos del party
Encouraging the partner to hurry up and leave the party.

Hurry up, que ya llegó el taxi
Noticing that the taxi has arrived and urging the partner to hurry up.

(Taxi, taxi, taxi, taxi)
Repeating the word 'taxi' several times to emphasize this moment of urgency.

Taxi (ah), en la parte de atrás del taxi (ah)
Describing the specific location inside the taxi where the artist and partner will sit.

I know that you wanna try me (oh, yeah)
Acknowledging the partner's desires while teasingly suggesting that the partner needs the artist more than vice versa.

I'm a lady, yo pago el taxi, taxi, taxi, taxi
Asserting that the artist is a lady but also acknowledging that she can pay for the taxi.

Taxi (ah), en la parte de atrás del taxi (uh)
Repeating the line to emphasize the location one more time while adding a small, expressive sound.

Bitch
A slang word used for emphasis.

Vamo' a ver si tú puede' hacer el 69 (vamo' a ver, jajajaja)
Suggesting that the partner should try performing a particular sexual act while adding playful laughter.

En el carro, tinteao' pa' que no se vea (¿cómo así?)
Giving the impression that they want privacy while adding humor for effect.

Aunque choquemo', baby, don't stop, sigue, sigue (vaya, uh)
Encouraging the partner to continue even if they hit something while inserting another sound effect for emphasis.

Tenemo' tiempo, no pare', sigue, sigue
Telling the partner that they have time, and not to stop what they're doing.

Mami, llegamo' a Miami (uy)
Noting that they have reached their destination, Miami.

¿Qué lo que tú dice'? ¿Que tú me va' a dar un Grammy? (Jajaja)
Laughing off the idea that the partner wants to reward the artist with a Grammy for their performance.

Voa enchufarte el cable en el receptor que tiene' en tu bulany
Making a sexually suggestive comment while keeping a playful tone.

Y yo estoy bendecido, lo decía mi nani (jajaja)
Positively affirming the artist's good fortune while adding another laugh.

Oye (dime)
Starting a new conversation or asking someone to listen.

'Tamos en el 2020
Noting the current year for context.

Las mujere' son las que pagan
Asserting that women have the power to pay for things.

Los hombre' son los que pagan
Repeating the line but switching the gender roles for emphasis.

Pero las mujeres pagan también (jajajajaja)
Acknowledging that men are not the only ones who pay for things while adding laughter for a lighthearted effect.

El Guaynaabichy, Mariah
Repeating the collaborator and artist's names to promote their work together.

El nuevo orden mundial
Finishing the song with a title reference to the collaborator's album title 'El Nuevo Orden Mundial.'