PRÉNDELO PINGÜINO Lyrics (English Translation) – Neutro Shorty

PRÉNDELO PINGÜINO (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
This part kicks things off with excitement, like something big is about to go down. He’s telling “Penguin” to get things lit—so wild it might need fire trucks to control it. It’s a fun, over-the-top way of saying it’s party time, and it’s going to get crazy fast.

[Pre-Chorus]
Here, the artist is saying he’s ready and feeling cool under pressure, like crystal clear ice. He’s posted up with his crew, armed and serious, ready for whatever. The mention of girls with heavy curves adds to the flashy, bold atmosphere. It’s a mix of cold confidence, street life, and showy energy all rolled into one.

[Chorus]
This section is all about building hype. He keeps telling “Penguin” to turn things up and light it, repeating it again and again like a chant. It creates a high-energy, party-starting vibe. He wants everyone to keep the fire going—whether that means music, partying, or just living wild. The repetition makes it feel like a club anthem, something meant to get people moving nonstop.

[Verse 1]
Now things get more wild and chaotic. He says if Penguin lights it up, he’ll come down with his wild crew, like a group of playful troublemakers. They’ll smoke and laugh until the cops show up. Some people try to act tough but they’re not even worth the energy. He’s mocking haters and taking jabs at the police, calling them puffed-up and useless. The vibe stays rebellious and carefree. He’s not scared of trouble, he even threatens to fire shots if needed. Then things get even more off-the-wall, with s*xual innuendos and weird metaphors, adding to the track’s crazy, no-rules tone. Overall, it’s a wild ride of partying, mocking enemies, and not caring what anyone thinks.

[Chorus]
Once again, he’s calling Penguin to keep the fire going. The chant-like repetition keeps the momentum high. It’s like he’s commanding the party not to stop. Whether it’s lighting something up literally or keeping the hype alive, he’s all in. He wants energy, chaos, and movement—everything turned up to the max. The shift between “light it” and “turn it on” keeps the vibe playful and electric, like a mix of club energy and street flavor. It’s loud, catchy, and full of swagger.

[Verse 2]
He’s talking about bringing that unmistakable Caribbean energy, something so strong it can be felt from far away. He feels like he’s being chased by cops constantly, but that doesn’t stop the fun. Women recognize him right away and know what comes next—partying hard. He wants bottles, curvy women, and people ready to party all night. He keeps shouting “turn it on” like it’s the only goal. And if you’ve got four women, bring them too. The goal here is simple: keep the wild night going, no limits.

[Pre-Chorus]
He repeats how he’s feeling cool and sharp with his crew, ready for anything. They’re hanging out with serious gear and flashy women. It’s the same confident, street-tough vibe as before—he’s letting you know again that his squad is untouchable, stylish, and fearless.

[Chorus]
He once again goes all-in with the hype, pushing “Penguin” to keep turning things on. This chant continues to fuel the wild, reckless, high-energy tone of the track. It’s like he wants the vibe to never die out. The repetition makes it feel like a call to action—everyone should be partying, moving, lighting up, and not stopping for anything. It’s pure adrenaline in music form.

[Outro]
This part gives off a cold, cool tone—saying “the penguins have arrived” like it’s a squad entering the scene. He shouts out producers and places like Medellín, Venezuela, and Colombia, showing where this fire comes from. There’s excitement in the air as he’s about to go on stage, asking if Penguin has what he needs, maybe a reference to something being passed behind the scenes. It ends with hype energy, asking Penguin to send it all, slap it all—like telling him to bring everything full force.