14 FEBREROS Lyrics (English Translation) – Quevedo, Sin Nombre

14 FEBREROS Lyrics (English Translation) by Quevedo, Sin Nombre is a latest Spanish song in the voices of Quevedo, Sin Nombre. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new 14 Febreros song lyrics are also written by Quevedo, Sin Nombre. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. In the song It and Sin Nombre, the singer reflects on his long-time crush on a girl he’s admired since elementary school. Despite her not noticing him back then, he’s now grown up and has become more confident. After years of pursuing her, he finally gets a message from her saying she’s home alone. Excited, he imagines that today might be the day he gets a chance with her. He recalls their past interactions, fantasizes about what could happen, and plans to show up at her house, filled with excitement and ego. It’s a story about longing, youthful desire, and finally seizing an opportunity.

14 FEBREROS (English Translation) Lyrics

[Intro: Quevedo]
I’ve been in love with you, baby, since elementary school
But when I was little, ma, you didn’t pay attention to me
Now that we’re grown up and I’ve become pretty
He’s writing to me that you have a house alone

[Chorus: Quevedo]
And maybe today at last
Will be the day that I enter that hole
If you say yes
You’re a leather, but you’re my leather
I’m going to arrive at your house with “Bandolero”

Turned up to full volume to boost my ego
Maybe today at last
I’ve been after that pu*sy for fourteen February

[Verse 1: Quevedo]
I remember when I was little, I liked you at school
And when I was fifteen I spent my time watching you play volleyball
M*mmy, I knew you didn’t know my name
But it doesn’t matter, I’ve been in love with you ever since
I saw you at university once
And you were convinced that he already knew me’
And I denied it, he even contradicted me’
Saying that he wasn’t me and that he only looked like me
Ah-ay, I won’t forget high school or your cat
I don’t understand what I saw in him’, I knew he wasn’t a saint
You left me now, how long did it take them to leave you?
I’m sure it must have been a long year

[Pre-Chorus: Quevedo]
But now we’re here (-here), just you and me (Me)
When you spoke to me, my heart stopped (Yah)
And I remembered those moments when you didn’t pay attention to me
Until I saw the message: “I have a house alone”

[Chorus]

And I said: “Fu*k, finally” (Uh)
It will be the day that I enter that hole (Yah)
If you say yes (Yes)
You’re a leather, but you’re my leather (My leather)
I’m going to arrive at your house with “Bandolero” (Hey)
Turned up to full volume to boost my ego (Uh)
Maybe today at last
I’ve been behind that pu*sy for fourteen February-ro’-ro’-ro’

[Verse 2: Sin Nombre]
If I told you all the times I’ve imagined you naked
Giving you a pile of ņema by the sea
You tied up with that guy, and there’s no way it can compare
But you have to understand that this isn’t personal
I’ve played dumb, but I’ve been following you for a while
You’re a Dominican b!tch, untamed
I told you, that I’m going to mistreat that ass
But first a question
Tell me if you want krippy or do you want to do it
I’ll end up with mamey for that ass
You caught me high, ask for whatever you want
Unless I throw it out, yeah

[Bridge: Nameless]
(Woh-oh, woh; Oh, yeah)
I let him manipulate me (If that ass tastes like he looks)
(Woh-oh, woh; oh, yeah)
So many times I dreamed it

[Chorus: No name]
And today at last
It will be the day I enter that hole
Tell me yes, yeah
You are a leather, but you are my leather
I will arrive at your house with “Bandolero”
At full volume to boost my ego
Maybe today at last
I carried that ass for fourteen Februarys, I

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14 FEBREROS (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Quevedo]
In the intro, the singer reflects on his long-time feelings for someone he’s had a crush on since elementary school. Back then, she didn’t notice him, but now, as adults, he’s grown more confident and attractive. He finds out she’s home alone, and he feels like this could finally be his chance to get closer to her after all these years.

[Chorus: Quevedo]
In the chorus, the singer expresses his excitement and anticipation, hoping today will be the day he finally gets to be with her. He talks about how he’s been pursuing her for a long time, referring to her as “my leather,” a term of endearment with a bit of edge. He’s determined to impress her, planning to show up at her house with music blasting to boost his confidence. He’s been after this moment for years, and he believes today could be the day it happens.

[Verse 1: Quevedo]
In this verse, the singer remembers his past with the girl, mentioning how he liked her since school days. He would watch her play volleyball, even though she didn’t know his name. He reflects on a time in university when she thought they knew each other, but he denied it, pretending to be someone else. He admits not understanding why he was attracted to her former partner, who wasn’t a good person. He’s curious about how long it took for her to leave him, believing it was a difficult year for her.

[Pre-Chorus: Quevedo]
The pre-chorus expresses the thrill the singer feels in the present moment as he finally gets the chance to be with her. He recalls how she never paid attention to him in the past, but now things have changed. When she tells him she’s home alone, his heart races, signaling that this could finally be the moment he’s been waiting for.

[Chorus: Quevedo]
In the second chorus, the singer’s excitement peaks as he imagines that today could be the day he finally gets what he’s wanted. He repeats his plan to arrive at her house with music playing loudly, hoping to impress her and boost his confidence. The repeated mention of “fourteen February” highlights how long he’s been chasing this opportunity, and the anticipation is almost overwhelming for him.

[Verse 2: Sin Nombre]
In this verse, Sin Nombre gets more explicit, talking about his fantasies of being with the girl. He’s imagined her in various intimate scenarios, and although he knows she’s been with someone else, he’s confident he can offer her something better. He admits to secretly following her and being attracted to her wild side. He suggests they can get together for something casual, asking her what she wants—whether it’s weed or something else. The verse shows a more bold, unfiltered side of his desire.

[Bridge: Nameless]
The bridge expresses the feeling of having dreamed about this moment countless times. The singer admits to being manipulated by his fantasies, imagining how perfect the situation could be. It’s a brief but intense reflection on how much he’s imagined this scenario, emphasizing how real and intense his desire is.

[Chorus: No Name]
In the final chorus, the singer repeats his feelings of anticipation and excitement, emphasizing that today could finally be the day he enters her life. He’s still determined to impress her, arriving at her house with his ego boosted by loud music. He reflects again on how long he’s been chasing this dream, with the repeated reference to “fourteen February” signifying the long wait he’s endured.

FAQs

Q. Who has sung 14 FEBREROS (English Translation) song?
A. 14 FEBREROS (English Translation) song is sung by Quevedo, Sin Nombre.

Q. Who wrote 14 FEBREROS (English Translation) lyrics?
A. 14 FEBREROS (English Translation) lyrics are penned by Quevedo, Sin Nombre.

Q. Who has given the music of 14 FEBREROS (English Translation) song?
A. 14 FEBREROS (English Translation) music is composed and produced by Quevedo, Sin Nombre.

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