Bellakita Lyrics – Natanael Cano, Victor Mendivil

Bellakita Lyrics Meaning

[Coro: Natanael Cano]
This part paints a picture of a girl who loves to dance and no one can stop her. She’s been wild and flirty since she was young, partying hard on Saturdays but still going to church on Sundays. Back in high school, she already had that cute but rebellious vibe. The singer is clearly obsessed with her, saying she drives him crazy in the best way. He talks about partying non-stop and being ready to spend money if needed. Whether they’re in Miami or LA, it doesn’t matter—he’s got cash and confidence, and his style isn’t just for parties, it’s his whole lifestyle.

[Refrán: Natanael Cano]
Here, the singer repeats that the girl always has the urge to dance, and nobody can take that from her. She’s been like that since she was young, and now she’s out to have fun and get her way. She parties hard on Saturday, but still goes to church on Sunday, keeping that sweet-but-wild contrast that’s always been part of her.

[Verso 1: Natanael Cano]
In this verse, we see more of the girl’s story. After a heartbreak, she completely stopped holding back. She goes out with whoever she wants, parting hard and doing what she pleases. She dresses s*xy and bold, always wearing her signature short skirt. She’s into tough guys, especially the ones who live dangerously, and the singer plays that part by carrying guns, both in the streets and in the clubs. He even brags about how visible and heavy his weapons are. She likes the thrill, hugs him to feel the steel on him, and he names different guns like they’re part of his identity. He loves when she dances for him in private, and their bedroom feels like a personal club with a stripper pole and cash flying around. She even uses the phrase “make it rain” while he spoils her. It’s all about passion, danger, and living fast without rules.

[Coro: Natanael Cano]
Again, this part highlights the girl’s free spirit. She’s always had that wild side, partying like there’s no tomorrow but still managing to show up at church. Even in high school, she was already playful and charming. The singer feels deeply connected to her, saying she’s the one who can affect him like no one else. The partying doesn’t stop, and he’s ready with money for anything that might come up, no matter if they’re in LA or Miami.

[Coro: Víctor Mendivil]
This chorus keeps the same energy, showing the girl’s mix of innocence and boldness. She’s been into dancing and partying since she was young. Saturdays are wild, but Sundays are still sacred. Even back in school, she had that sweet, polished look, but there was always something extra behind it.

[Verso 2: Victor Mendivil]
Victor describes her as someone who never holds back—she’s addicted to the good life. With her dark hair and bold attitude, she rolls her own joints and keeps pepper spray and a gun nearby. She’s used to a lavish lifestyle and doesn’t care for roses or romance. Now it’s all about diamonds, luxury cars, plastic surgeries, and gold jewelry. She doesn’t hide the fact that she’s seeing someone else, and her man knows. When she’s with Victor, he doesn’t want anyone else talking to her. Their connection is intense, and she even brings him to her room, saying it’s a private bond others envy. She has a tough, street-smart look and handles herself like a boss—paying for her own drinks and being fascinated with guns. She’s a unique mix of sweet and wild, nothing like the others, standing out as her own kind of woman.

[Coro: Natanael Cano]
This chorus once again brings back the focus on her love for dancing and partying. It’s something deeply part of who she is and no one can take it from her. Since she was young, she’s had this balance of being playful and religious. The singer is completely into her, and his lifestyle supports the party vibe nonstop. No matter where they are or what they need, he’s ready with money and swagger.

[Outro: Victor Mendivil]
The outro keeps things casual and street. Victor shouts out Natanael, saying they’re ready to party without caring what others think. He signs off with a bold attitude, repping their crew “Rico o Muerto,” making it clear they live fast, unapologetic, and proud.