In 2006, Santos took an ASCAP award in tropical music for his megahit song "Obsesión" and another in the English-language market in Pop—the first time a Hispanic/Latino writer has won an ASCAP award in the U.S. market. In 2007, he took the Billboard Composer of the Year Award over such legendary writers as Marco Antonio Solís and Joan Sebastian. In 2008 he was nominated again in this prestigious category. Frankie J's cover version of "Obsesión" was #2 across the country in all markets for twenty-two weeks; this recording earned Santos ASCAP awards in Latin and Pop. He has also penned hits for artists such as Wisin & Yandel ("Noche de sexo"), Thalía ("No no no"), Hector Acosta ("Me voy"), and Antony Santos ("Mátame"). In 2009, Aventura won the "Favorite Latin Music Artist" prize at the American Music Awards, and was invited to play for United States President Barack Obama at the White House. Santos is scheduled to appear at the 2010 MTV VMAs on Sept. 12, 2010.
Intro
Romeo Santos Lyrics
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King to king, I know family comes first
But after first, comes second
And second
It's time to let these
Know who the fuckin' king of this shit is
And it's about that time
Babies, get ready
Tony was singing 'bout heartbreak and I'll break it down
Ooh
The hymn, it was spiritual (hymn)
Down, down like a miracle went, ooh
Hey, what's good, papi?
Bendición
Dios te bendiga
Well, what are you up to right now?
Right here in the studio
Working on the track list
Yo, what's up with you? Talk to me
Yo, I wanted to let you know, pa', I just heard to album
It's fire
Well, you know I gotta drop that heat
Ooh
Hola, dada
Hola, bebé
¿Tú te está' portando bien?
Ajá, ¿tu ere' el rey de la batata, dada?
Jajaja
Si, mi bebé
Y te amo mucho
Yo también te amo
Dada
The lyrics to the intro of Romeo Santos' song "Formula Vol. 2" featuring Kevin Hart include a series of voice messages from various individuals, including Clou, Mani, and Kevin Hart himself. The first message from Clou requests an advanced copy of the album and acknowledges that it is fire. The second message from Mani similarly expresses excitement for the album and requests to hear it. The third message from an old friend of Santos notes that it has been a long time since they have spoken and expresses interest in the album.
The final and most humorous message in the song comes from Kevin Hart, who questions the title of the album and recommends that Santos consider more traditional Spanish-themed titles, such as "guava" or "tamales." Despite his misgivings about the title, Hart asserts his popularity within the Spanish-speaking community and offers his assistance if Santos needs it.
Overall, the lyrics to the intro of "Formula Vol. 2" suggest that Santos' album is highly anticipated and well-regarded within the music industry. The inclusion of various voice messages from friends and colleagues highlights Santos' extensive network of support and his ability to bridge the worlds of Latin and mainstream music.
Line by Line Meaning
You have 4 new voice messages
The recipient has four new voice messages.
New message
There is a new message.
Yo Rome
The caller is addressing Romeo Santos informally.
What's up this is clou
The caller's name is Clou, and they are asking Romeo how he is doing.
I know that Formula Vol. 2 is done man
Clou knows that Formula Vol. 2 is finished.
I know its fire
Clou thinks that Formula Vol. 2 is really good.
I need my advanced copy man
Clou wants an advanced copy of Formula Vol. 2.
Hit me back, aite
Clou would like Romeo to call him back.
Gone
Clou has finished speaking and has disconnected.
Hey mani
The caller is addressing someone named 'Mani' informally.
Que es lo que
The caller is asking 'Mani' a question.
Dime a ver de que Formula 2 viene durísimo
The caller wants to know more about Formula Vol. 2, stating that it is going to be strong.
Tíreme, tíreme pa' yo ver esa vaina, tíreme
The caller is requesting to be sent Formula Vol. 2, saying to send it so that they can see it.
Hey Romeo
The caller is addressing Romeo informally.
It's been a long time
It has been a long time since the caller has spoken to Romeo.
I wanna hear Vol. 2 I heard its fire
The caller wants to listen to Formula Vol. 2 and thinks that it is really good.
Don't be a stranger
The caller is encouraging Romeo to keep in touch and not be a stranger.
Hey, Romeo Santos
The caller is addressing Romeo formally.
Hey man, It's Kevin Hart
The caller is Kevin Hart, and he is introducing himself to Romeo.
A.k.a chocolate drop
Kevin Hart also goes by the nickname 'Chocolate Drop.'
What's with this Formula 2 sh*t
Kevin Hart doesn't understand why Romeo called his album 'Formula 2.'
I don't understand
Kevin Hart is having trouble comprehending why 'Formula 2' was chosen as the album title.
Why you would go with a Formula 2 title
Kevin Hart is questioning why Romeo chose to name his album 'Formula 2.'
For your album man
Kevin Hart is questioning why the 'Formula 2' title was chosen for Romeo's album.
There's so much better stuff out there
Kevin Hart believes that there are much better titles for Romeo's album.
Like you supposed to be big
Kevin Hart thinks that Romeo is supposed to be a big artist.
With the Spanish community
Kevin Hart thinks that Romeo is popular within the Spanish community.
You know what I'm saying
Kevin Hart is asking if Romeo understands what he is saying.
So you should go with some Spanish shit man
Kevin Hart believes that Romeo should use a Spanish title for his album.
Like like guava
Kevin Hart suggests using 'guava' as a possible album title.
Or how about tamales, tamales on something
Kevin Hart suggests using 'tamales' as a possible album title.
Something else man
Kevin Hart thinks that there are better options for the album title.
Bottom line If you need help
Kevin Hart is offering to help Romeo if he needs it.
Call your boy
Kevin Hart is telling Romeo to call him if he needs help.
You know I'm huge over there
Kevin Hart thinks that he is very popular within the Spanish community.
Spanish woman love me
Kevin Hart thinks that Spanish women love him.
They call me chocolate drop
Kevin Hart's nickname within the Spanish community is 'Chocolate Drop.'
Tell em', hey man f*ck, wherever
Kevin Hart is saying that Romeo should tell whoever suggested the 'Formula 2' title that he does not agree with it.
You get what I'm trying to say
Kevin Hart is asking Romeo if he understands what he is trying to say.
No Formula 2 bullshit
Kevin Hart thinks that using 'Formula 2' as the album title is a bad decision, and he does not like it.
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: Anthony Santos, Isaiah Parker
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@kapman20
Kevin Hart makes me laugh way too damn hard.
@paumtm
Se me es muy difícil escoger mi canción preferida de este álbum. Me encantan todas, muy buena producción, muy buenos artistas.
Una vez más demostrando quien es el REY DE LA BACHATA! ;)
I LOVE YOUUUUUUUU ♥
@davidcalleja8191
KEVIN HART A.K.A. CHOCOLATE DROP 😅
@chikilicuatre69
Parecen las voces de una mision del GTA V
@enzosports9459
si es la vos de el xd.
@yoselinduarte9122
Cristian Boto Tienes razón,a mi me pareció lo mismo XD XD😄👍😀
😎
@itzyohander5485
toda la razón
@juliamaximadiazhuayta2139
jajaja
@vitojvnsr
Truth hahahahahahahahahahahahahah
@YungAnt1991
Lol Kevin Hart is funny as hell