Outro
daddy yankee Lyrics

Vamos a hacer un baile con el swing como es Boricuoso Tú sabe'
Let's do a dance with the swing as it is Boricuoso. You know?

Tú sabes que yo iba caminando por la calle Y choqué con Esmeralda Que era la perla del barrio Su madre se llamaba Manuela Y su hermana Carola Cuando la vi Fue una vista hermosa
You know that I was walking down the street and bumped into Esmeralda, who was the pearl of the neighborhood. Her mother's name was Manuela and her sister's name was Carola. When I saw her, it was a beautiful sight.

Y fui corriendo al campo alegre Recogiendo lirios, lauleres, gladiolas Amapolas, margaritas, magnolias En el monte A lado de un lago, y al otro lado manantiales Hice ramos para llevarle a ella y a su familia Para que después sembraran las flores en su jardines
I ran to the happy fields, gathering lilies, dahlias, gladiolas, poppies, daisies, magnolias, and other flowers on the hillside next to the lake, and on the other side, springs. I made bouquets to give to her and her family, so they could plant them in their gardens later.

Bajando del camino Me fijé en las casas de su familia Erans bien humildes La de ella hasta tenía una puerta de tierra Pero no me molestaba el polvorín Y si de repente me enfermara Llamaría al doctor Pila Que vive en tremenda villa Para que me diera un buen consejo No me podría tardar Porque estaba mi socio el coto como guaraguau Merodeando detrás de ella
While walking down the path, I noticed her family's humble homes, with even hers having a dirt door. I wasn't bothered by the dust cloud. And if I suddenly took sick, I'd call Dr. Pila, who lives in a fine villa, for advice. I couldn't take too long, as my buddy Coto, like a guard dog, was watching her from the sidelines.

Pero cuando sintió brisa y aroma de tantas flores Como la de una rosaleda, se emocionó Y yo me sentí como un hombre ilustre Como Barbosa, Lloren, Virgilio Canales, López Sicardo y Gautier
But when she felt the breeze and the scent of all those flowers, like that of a rose garden, she was elated. And I felt like an illustrious man, like Barbosa, Lloren, Virgilio, Canales, Lopez Sicardo, and Gautier.

Entré por la puerta Y le dije "Cierra, linda" Pues de momento pensé que podía tener con ella una buena aventura Pero ella me dijo "No" Primero me tienes que llevar a viajar el mundo Si me llevas a Venezuela Israel, Shanghai, Vietnam y hasta los Altos de Cuba Puede ser que te dé un cariñito especial Pero no te prometo nada"
I entered through the door and said to her, 'Close it, dear.' At the moment, I thought I could have a good adventure with her, but she said to me, 'No.' First, you have to take me and travel around the world. If you take me to Venezuela, Israel, Shanghai, Vietnam, and even the Altos de Cuba, I might give you a special love, but I can't promise anything.'

Era cara la muchacha Pero como yo no tenía dinero La convencí y la lleve a una playita Y cuando se quitó el traje de baño Para yo no hablar malo dije "Cataño muchacha, que cuerpazo" Me quede como el mirador Admirando su belleza Y me puso la punta brava Y rápido tire una sabana abajo, en la arena
The girl was expensive, but since I didn't have money, I convinced her and took her to a beach. And when she took off her swimsuit, so I wouldn't say anything bad, I said, 'Cataño girl, what a body!' I stood there like a watchtower, admiring her beauty, and I got aroused. So I quickly threw a sheet down on the sand.

Y en el cruce de palabras Llega Bartolo y Galateo Y en mi mente empiezo bajar los santos del cielo Bajé a San Isidro A San José, a San Fernando, San Antón Santa Elena y hasta Santa Teresita Y les dije "¿qué es lo que quieren?" Y me dijeron "Vamos a pescar el sabor aquél en el rio plantation Y yo, para no mandarlos pa un buen sitio Los mandé para un tumbo"
And when we were having a conversation, Bartolo and Galateo came. And in my mind, I began to lower the saints from heaven. I went down to San Isidro, San Jose, San Fernando, San Anton, Santa Elena, and even Santa Teresita. And I said to them, 'What do you want?' And they said to me, 'Let's go fishing for that taste on the plantation river.' And to not send them to a good place, I sent them for a tumble.

Esmeralda, Torres Porque así era que llamaba Se quería ir porque estaba molesta Pero yo la invité a mi casa blanca Como las de las colectoras del bien, las monjas Tú sabes, de esas casitas así Situada en una cantera Construida por mí mismo Pues del barrio obrero soy Adornada con murales del ser de mi Borinquen Y le dije "Bienvenida a mi Barrio Humilde pero Fino"
Esmeralda Torres was her name, and she wanted to leave because she was upset. But I invited her to my white house, like those of the collectors of good, the nuns. You know, those little houses located in stone quarries, built by myself because I'm from the working-class neighborhood. Decorated with murals of the being of my Borinquen. And I said to her, 'Welcome to my humble but fine neighborhood.'

Gracias, mi gente Este disco va para todos ustedes Disfrútenlo Que Dios me los bendiga Daddy Yankee yo El Cartel coming soon
Thank you, my people. This album is for all of you. Enjoy it. May God bless you. Daddy Yankee, and the cartel coming soon.