Reggaeton Lyrics (English Translation) by Beny Jr is a latest Spanish song in the voice of Beny Jr. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new Reggaeton song lyrics are also written by Beny Jr. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. In It., the singer talks about a complicated relationship where he’s aware that the woman is drawn to his success and material things rather than him personally. Despite this, there’s a strong, magnetic connection between them, and he finds himself getting closer, even though he’s unsure of how to navigate love. He reflects on his humble beginnings, feeling like he’s from a rough neighborhood while she’s from a more polished, fragile world. The song blends themes of attraction, confusion, and emotional tension, wrapped in a reggaeton vibe.
Reggaeton (English Translation) Lyrics
[Proverb]
I know you don’t like me
That you like the things I have
And I never forget where I come from
And you love me
You tell me: “I do it great”
The more I get close to her, the more I turn her on
[Verse 1]
I’m coming from doing a mission
Don’t ask me what the reason is
She says that if I have a relationship with another I’ll keep
M*mmy, I’ll break you up and if you want I’ll keep you too
If I already know that you’re the superior one (Oh-oh)
She’s well closed and I’m her opener
When you kiss me, it gives you color
Don’t tell me lies because then I’m gone
[Bridge]
Uh, ah, walking I see slow
Uh, ah, Mexican because of her accent
Uh, ah, your figure a monument
When she dawns with me, I touch her feeling’
[Chorus]
I don’t know how to love, I didn’t want to hurt
No I’m a sailor with boxes by the sea
She doesn’t understand me, I can’t explain myself
M*mmy, I come from the neighborhood and you’re all made of glass
[Verse 2]
Scaly and sweet, she doesn’t want a slob
She looks like a mermaid with her golden hair
She cuts fentanyl while they raise her raise
You have me addicted, I’ll rent you my lair
Oh, s*it
[Refrain]
I know you don’t like me
That you like the things I have
And I never forget where I come from
And you love me
You tell me: “I do it great”
The more I get close to her, the more I turn her on
[Chorus]
No-No-I don’t know how to love, I didn’t want to hurt
I’m not a sailor with boxes by the sea
E-E-E-She doesn’t understand me, I can’t explain myself
M*mmy, I come from the neighborhood and you’re all made of glass
[Bridge]
Uh, ah, walking I see slow
Uh, ah, Mexican by her accent
Uh, ah, your figure a monument
When dawn comes with me, I touch her feeling’
[Outro]
Uh, ah, walking I see slow
Uh, ah, Mexican by her accent
Uh, ah, uh, ah
To-To fire-fire
Oh-oh, oh-oh
Oh-oh, oh-oh
(??) oh-oh-oh-oh
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Reggaeton (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning
[Proverb]
In this part, the singer acknowledges that the woman doesn’t like him for who he is, but instead, she’s attracted to his wealth and status. However, he stays grounded and remembers his roots. Despite knowing her true intentions, there’s still a strong, undeniable chemistry between them. Her compliments and reactions to him make her more enticing, and he feels drawn to her more as he gets closer.
[Verse 1]
In this verse, the singer hints at being on some sort of mission or journey, but refuses to reveal its purpose. The woman seems possessive, claiming that if he’s involved with someone else, she’ll “break them up” and potentially keep him for herself. There’s an acknowledgment that she holds power in the relationship, but he’s the one who gets to unlock her deeper layers. He mentions how a kiss from her leaves her blushing, and warns her that if she lies to him, he’ll walk away.
[Bridge]
The singer describes the woman with admiration, highlighting her slow, confident walk and the allure of her Mexican accent. He compares her to a stunning, statuesque monument, emphasizing how powerful and captivating her presence is. When they’re together, her emotions feel real and intense, creating a deeper connection between them.
[Chorus]
Here, the singer expresses his confusion about love, admitting that he’s not good at it and didn’t intend to cause harm. He uses a metaphor, calling himself a sailor “with boxes by the sea,” implying a sense of emotional distance or lack of understanding. He feels misunderstood by her, and even though she comes from a more delicate background, he remains true to his roots in the neighborhood.
[Verse 2]
In this verse, the singer describes the woman as both tough and sweet, saying she doesn’t settle for someone who’s not up to her standards. He compares her to a mermaid with golden hair, symbolizing beauty and mystery. The mention of fentanyl and “raising her raise” suggests she’s involved in a dangerous world. Despite this, he admits his obsession with her and even offers to provide a place for her, showing his willingness to give in to the attraction.
[Refrain]
The refrain reiterates the initial idea that the woman is attracted to his material possessions rather than him personally. The singer, however, feels a powerful attraction to her, and as he gets closer, she becomes even more alluring. The dynamic between them continues to be fueled by physical attraction, even though he knows her true motivations.
[Chorus]
The singer again expresses his inability to understand love and his fear of causing harm. He distances himself by calling himself a “sailor with boxes by the sea,” highlighting his emotional detachment. Despite this, he remains loyal to his origins in the neighborhood, while she seems fragile and out of touch with his reality.
[Bridge]
This bridge repeats the admiration for the woman’s slow walk, her Mexican accent, and her striking figure. The imagery of her as a monument is repeated, showing how captivating she is. Her emotional depth, when she’s with him, makes their bond feel significant, even though their connection remains complex.
[Outro]
In the outro, the singer continues to describe the woman’s walk and accent, with an emphasis on her fiery, intense energy. The repetitive sounds suggest a growing intensity, with the singer acknowledging that their connection feels powerful and charged with passion, yet there’s still an element of uncertainty about where it might lead.
FAQs
Q. Who has sung Reggaeton (English Translation) song?
A. Reggaeton (English Translation) song is sung by Beny Jr.
Q. Who wrote Reggaeton (English Translation) lyrics?
A. Reggaeton (English Translation) lyrics are penned by Beny Jr.
Q. Who has given the music of Reggaeton (English Translation) song?
A. Reggaeton (English Translation) music is composed and produced by Beny Jr.
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