This poem is about reggaeton, for the people who likes
reggaeton and people who dislikes reggaeton.
Daddy Yankee escribió el chico sabe que esto es lo que hace.
El tiempo que separa los niños de los hombres.
El chico sabe que esto es lo que hace.
El tiempo que separa con calma los colores.
Cuando Jenny decía papi, dame más duro, era sincero.
Ridículamente complicado de entender para los conservadores
y las fundamentalistas, quienes cuestionaban airados este tipo
de amor, tan consensuado y romántico como el más inapetente
y reprimido.
Yo
No soy distinto a ustedes y hoy en día soy cantante porque
ustedes quieren, rebatió Don Omar, El Bandolero,
porque ya lo había dicho Arcángel La Maravilla.
No hay cultura menor.
So this song references reggaeton.
And there's the artist Daddy Yankee, Arcangel,
La Maravilla and Don Omar, the Bandolero.
Is he reggaeton?
Or a different vibe?
Also, all three are reggaeton artists.
Daddy Yankee wrote the boy knows this is what it does.
Time separates boys from men.
The boy knows this is what it does.
Time cleaves the colors real calm.
When Jenny would say, papi, give it to me harder.
It was for real.
So difficult to understand for conservatives
and fundamentalists who furiously debated whether such
a love could be as consensual and romantic as the coldest
and most repressed.
I'm not so different from you.
In these days, I'm the singer you want me to be,
countered Don Omar, the Bandolero, because Arcangel,
the Maravilla, had already said it.
There is no minor culture.