El Taxi
Osmani Garcia Lyrics

Osmani Garcia
The artist's name

La fabrica de éxitos
The factory of hits, likely referring to his successful music career

Le voy a hacer la historia a Pitbull y a Sensato pa que la conozcan
I'm going to make history for Pitbull and Sensato so they are aware of it. This is likely a boast about the success of the song.

Yuli la mesa está servida. La sopa está caliente
Yuli, everything is ready and in place. This is likely a statement of confidence and readiness for success.

No hay ni pa azorar las moscas
There isn't even enough for the flies, meaning things are pretty quiet or uneventful at the moment.

Mister Todo El Mundo
Referring to himself as Mr. Everything in the World, likely another boastful statement of confidence and success.

El Taxi
The title of the song, also repeated in later verses.

Sensato del patio
Referring to Sensato, a fellow artist from Cuba.

Queremos darle una bienvenida
We want to welcome him, possibly Sensato or someone else, to the song or community.

A todas las mujeres que hacen vino
To all the women who make wine. This may be a nod to female wine makers or just a specific way of describing a woman.

Por todo el mundo
All around the world.

Yo la conocí en un taxi, en camino al club
I met her in a taxi, on the way to the club. Referring to a woman he met in a taxi and setting the scene for the rest of the song.

Me lo paro
It stopped for me, referring to the taxi stopping for him.

El taxi
The taxi, repeating the title of the song.

Lo paro con una mano, lo paro que yo la vi
I stopped it with one hand because I saw her, referring to him flagging down the taxi because he saw the woman he would eventually meet.

Cho cho cho fe para el taxi
Sound effects, repeating the phrase 'Go, go, go,' trying to make the taxi move quickly.

Ella está pa un accidente, no me importa si está crazy
She's a walking disaster, and I don't care if she's crazy. Referring to the woman in the taxi and how he can't help but be attracted to her, even if she's a little wild.

No me importa si hace vino por ahí
I don't care if she makes wine, implying that it's not important what she does for a living or her interests because he's attracted to her regardless.

No me importa si es casada
I don't care if she's married, again another statement about his attraction to her and how nothing seems to stop him from being drawn to her.

No la quiero pa instalarme
I don't want her to settle down with me, implying that his interest in her is more temporary.

Yo no quiero que sea sólo para mí
I don't want her to only be mine, reinforcing that he's not looking for a serious relationship with her.

Ella hace de todo to to to to to
She does everything, repeating it for emphasis.

Ella sabe de todo to to to to to
She knows everything, again for emphasis.

En el taxi, la conocí caminando por un backstreet
In the taxi, I met her walking down a backstreet. Another detail about their meeting to set the scene.

Estaba sexy, pero tan sexy
She was sexy, but so sexy. Just an additional detail about her attractive appearance.

Que por poquito arrollamos un tipo y chocamos el taxi
We almost hit a guy and crashed the taxi because of how distracting the woman was. A humorous way of showing how desirable she was throughout the entire episode.

Era el chofer, El que dijo ¡oye, mira esa mujer!
It was the driver who said, 'Hey, look at that woman!' Emphasizing how everyone was drawn to the woman's beauty.

Está dura, dura, qué dura
She's tough, tough, so tough. Possibly referring to her personality or how she's hard to get.

Pero ya tú sabes que ella quiere efectivo dinero, visa qué chula, Lula, Con culo de mula, Y no le tengas duda, ella le saca todo el jugo a la uva
But you already know that she wants cash, visa, how cool, Lula, with a big ass, and don't doubt it, she takes advantage of everything. A very long and complex set of rhymes and metaphors for how money and wealth drive the woman's life.

Que hace vino, sí, Hace vino
She makes wine, yes, repeating again to reference her interest in winemaking.

Yo la conocí en un taxi, En camino al club
I met her in a taxi, on the way to the club, just repeating an earlier line for emphasis.

Yo la conocí, en un taxi yo la conocí
I met her, repeating again.

Le dije, tú tienes novio, ella dijo que sí, Como así? Entonces ¿qué tú haces por aquí?
I asked her if she had a boyfriend, and she said yes. Then I asked why she was in the taxi with me, implying that it was strange for her to be flirting or hanging out with someone else while in a relationship.

Tú me lo paraste, el taxi, sientate aquí, Can I gera aquí si, can I gera hi ki
You stopped the taxi, sit here. Can I stay here? Can I stay here please, reiterating his desire to stay with her.

You look like a freaky dame cerebro y pinky, Tú de Dominiqui te pones quinki, You put it in places that I would never think it, right
You look like a freaky brain and Pinky, you're dressed like you're from the Dominican Republic, you put it in places that I wouldn't even think of, right. A playful and suggestive set of compliments about the woman's appearance and interests.

Ella se bebe dos botellas de vino, Para que seria mas fino y sea bueno pa los intestinos
She drinks two bottles of wine, so it's more fun and good for the digestion. Referencing the woman's enjoyment of winemaking and consumption.

Pero no, a ella lo que le gustan son los masculinos, Para ella hacerle vino, ¿qué?, Que ella hace vino, Ella hace todo, de todo, de todo, de todo
But no, what she likes are male things. To make wine for him, what? She makes wine. She does everything, everything, everything, everything. A statement reiterating her role as a maker of wine and someone who enjoys masculine things.

Dayamí la Musa
Referring to Dayamí, another artist or singer.

La fábrica de éxitos
The factory of hits, again referencing his own success as a hitmaker.

Yuli la mesa está servida, La sopa está caliente
Yuli, everything is ready and in place, again emphasizing readiness and confidence.

Ella hace todo, de todo de todo de todo
She does everything, repeating once more for emphasis.

Everything is just fine, why?, Because she makes wine
Everything is just fine, why? Because she makes wine. The final line of the chorus, emphasizing how much the woman's winemaking abilities matter to the singer.