Ele Ele Lyrics – Elena

Ele Ele Lyrics Meaning

[Strofa 1]
The first verse talks about someone who looks sweet and attractive, with eyes as tempting as berries. The person appears more confident, but his approach is all or nothing, with a “take it or leave it” attitude. Eventually, this causes him to lose her. He wears flashy clothes and walks through the streets like he’s a king, showing off and acting cocky, but she tells him to relax and not take things too seriously.

[Pred-Refren]
In the pre-chorus, the singer says she follows different rules in life. She enjoys a luxurious lifestyle with a car, an apartment, and stars on her walls. She has no plans, sleeps until late, and spends her days carefree, enjoying Amsterdam, living life on her own terms.

[Refren]
In the chorus, the singer is constantly being admired by everyone. She is described as exotic, with skin like caramel and a vibrant presence that attracts attention. People tell her they desire her, but she warns them not to play with fire, as the streets are dangerous. She knows her worth and the attention she gets is at a different level compared to everyone else, setting her apart.

[Post-Refren]
The repeated phrase “Ele Ele” represents a catchy chant or rhythm, emphasizing her strong presence and the attention she commands. It’s a way to keep the energy of the song flowing.

[Strofa 2]
In the second verse, the singer describes herself as a beautiful, young woman who stands out, like a balm for someone’s eyes. Her life is full of drama, just like a telenovela. While others may think they’re tough, she reminds them to look at her and realize she’s on a different level. She’s a “ghetto queen” who doesn’t want any unnecessary problems. Again, she walks through the streets in stylish clothes, showing off her confidence.

[Pred-Refren]
This pre-chorus is similar to the first one, where the singer mentions her luxurious lifestyle, with a car, apartment, and stars. She doesn’t have any plans, sleeping in late, and living in Amsterdam, enjoying life without worrying about anything.

[Refren]
The chorus repeats the idea that she is constantly desired by everyone around her. Her exotic beauty is compared to mangoes and caramel, and people continue to chase after her. She warns them again not to play with fire because the streets can be dangerous. Her level of attraction and confidence is unmatched, and she’s aware of her power over others.

[Post-Refren]
The repeated “Ele Ele” chant continues, reinforcing the theme of her captivating presence and the energy of the song.