CAFé CON RON Lyrics by Bad Bunny, Los Pleneros de la Cresta is a latest Spanish song in the voices of Bad Bunny, Los Pleneros de la Cresta. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new Café Con Ron song lyrics are also written by Bad Bunny, Los Pleneros de la Cresta. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. It and Los Pleneros de la Cresta is a lively, carefree anthem about living in the moment and enjoying life to the fullest. The song contrasts the routines of morning and afternoon – coffee in the morning, rum in the afternoon – and celebrates the fun of hanging out with friends. It captures the vibe of partying, cruising, and making memories in different parts of Puerto Rico, from Arecibo to Ponce. The track is all about embracing the wild side of life, having fun, and staying in the streets, no matter what.
CAFé CON RON Lyrics
[Letra de “CAFé CON RON”]
[Coro: Bad Bunny & Los Pleneros de la Cresta]
Por la mañana café, por la tarde ron
Ya estamo’ en la calle, sal de tu balcón
Por la mañana café, por la tarde ron
Ya estamo’ en la calle, sal de tu balcón
[Verso 1: Los Pleneros de la Cresta & Bad Bunny]
De Arecibo hasta Ponce, de Fajardo a Rincón
Es la voz de todo un barrio desde Almirante a Frontón
(Por la mañana café, por la tarde ron)
(Ya estamo’ en la calle, sal de tu balcón)
Que lo bailen en Lloren, que lo bailen en Canale’
Hoy voy pa’ la carretera con to’ mis anormale’
(Por la mañana café, por la tarde ron)
(Ya estamo’ en la calle, sal de tu balcón)
Hoy no quiero dormir, lo que quiero yo
Es amanecerme y beberme un galón
(Por la mañana café, por la tarde ron)
(Ya estamo’ en la ca—)
[Interludio: Bad Bunny]
Brother, yo no sé ni cómo llegué a casa anoche
Clase ‘e loquera y hoy me están tirando de nuevo pa’ bajar pa’ allá, pero yo creo que hoy sí que, acho, pichaera, que no me esperan, por—
[Verso 2: Los Pleneros de la Cresta & Bad Bunny]
El humo empañó el camino y no pude recordar
El camino pa’ mi casa, hoy me vuelves a invitar
Yo me iba a quedar tranquilo, pero si quiere’ vacilar
Sube tú pa’ la montaña porque hoy yo me quedo acá
Ven subiendo, ven subiendo, que no le vamo’ a bajar
Sube tú pa’ la montaña o yo me quedo acá
Ven subiendo, ven subiendo, que no le vamo’ a bajar
Sube tú pa’ la montaña o yo me quedo acá (Dile, dile, dile algo)
Allá abajo (Allá abajo), allá abajo (Allá abajo), no se me ha perdido na’ (Na’)
Están arriba en el monte los código’ de verdad (Suban pa’ acá pa’ que vean)
Ven subiendo (Eh), ven subiendo (Ey, ey), que no le vamo’ a bajar
Sube tú pa’ la montaña o yo me quedo acá (¿Qué se hace hoy?, ¿qué se hace hoy?)
Hoy se bebe, hoy se bebe y nadie nos va a parar
El samurai está en brillo y el combo va a chinchorrear (Ponle, ponle, ponle, ponle, ponle)
Ven subiendo (¿Cómo?), ven subiendo (Dale pa’ acá), que no le vamo’ a bajar (No le vamo’ a bajar)
Sube tú pa’ la montaña o yo me quedo acá
Ey, ten cuida’o, ten cuida’o (Uy), cuando te toque bajar
Que no te vaya’ pa’l risco y te tengamos que buscar
(Yo te vo’a decir algo pa’ que sepa’)
En el monte hoy se rompe
Desde que sale el sol hasta que se esconde
En el monte hoy se rompe
Chillando goma, botando humo, dale, ponle
En el monte hoy se rompe
Suban pa’ acá pa’ que sientan el torque
En el monte hoy se rompe
Me vo’a dar otra en lo que los muchacho’ hacen el corte
[Outro Instrumental]
Bad Bunny Songs
- LA MuDANZA (English Translation)
- NUEVAYoL (English Translation)
- NUEVAYoL
- VOY A LLeVARTE PA PR (English Translation)
- VOY A LLeVARTE PA PR
CAFé CON RON Lyrics Meaning
[Coro]
This part is all about setting the tone of the day. The singer mentions having coffee in the morning and rum in the afternoon, symbolizing a relaxed yet fun routine. The line “Ya estamos en la calle, sal de tu balcón” calls people to join the party in the streets, urging them to step out of their balconies and get involved in the lively, carefree vibe.
[Verso 1]
In this verse, the artist talks about different places in Puerto Rico, from Arecibo to Ponce and from Fajardo to Rincón, showing that the fun and party culture spreads throughout the entire island. It’s a call to everyone in the neighborhood, from Almirante to Frontón, to come together and celebrate. The singer encourages dancing in different towns, including Lloren and Canale. The mention of going on a road trip with his friends (referred to as “anormales”) suggests a carefree attitude. The desire to stay awake all night and drink a gallon of rum reflects the intention to fully enjoy the moment and live without regrets.
[Interludio]
This part reflects a bit of chaos and disorientation. The artist admits not remembering how he got home the previous night, hinting at a wild time. Despite feeling a bit lost, the invitation to go out again shows his willingness to jump back into the fun. The word “pichaera” indicates a laid-back, nonchalant attitude toward what’s to come, not worrying about waiting for others or following any plans.
[Verso 2]
The second verse paints a vivid picture of an adventurous and carefree night. The “humo empañó el camino” (smoke clouded the path) suggests a hazy, wild experience, possibly influenced by partying or substances. The singer talks about getting lost on his way home but being invited again for more fun, indicating that life is unpredictable, yet he’s always up for another adventure. The choice between staying in the mountains or heading back to the city shows a balance between relaxing and chasing more excitement. The repeated phrase “sube tú pa’ la montaña o yo me quedo acá” reflects the invitation to keep the good times going, no matter where they are.
The singer mentions “están arriba en el monte los códigos de verdad,” suggesting that real, genuine people are up in the mountains. It’s about being with the right crowd and having an authentic experience. The party is unstoppable (“hoy se bebe y nadie nos va a parar”), and they’re not holding back. There’s an emphasis on living for the moment with phrases like “el samurai está en brillo,” which refers to being sharp or looking good, and “el combo va a chinchorrear,” meaning they’re heading out to chill and have a good time.
The warning to “ten cuida’o” (be careful) when going down the mountain is a playful reminder of the risks that come with this kind of lifestyle. The verse ends with a celebratory tone, as the artist mentions enjoying the wildness of the day (“en el monte hoy se rompe”), and the crew is having fun from sunrise to sunset. It’s a carefree anthem of partying, living big, and embracing the chaos of life.
FAQs
Q. Who has sung CAFé CON RON song?
A. CAFé CON RON song is sung by Bad Bunny, Los Pleneros de la Cresta.
Q. Who wrote CAFé CON RON lyrics?
A. CAFé CON RON lyrics are penned by Bad Bunny, Los Pleneros de la Cresta.
Q. Who has given the music of CAFé CON RON song?
A. CAFé CON RON music is composed and produced by Bad Bunny, Los Pleneros de la Cresta.
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