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| Hey amigos . . . | Hey friends . . . |
| Adelante amigos . . . | Go ahead friends . . . |
| Vamos vamos mi amor | Come on, come on, my love |
| Me gusta mucho tu sabor | I really like your flavor |
| No no no no tu corazón | Not not not not your heart |
| Mucho mucho tu limón | Really really like your lemon |
| Dame de tu fruta | Give me your fruit |
| Vamos mi amor . . . | Come on, my love . . . |
| Te quiero puta! | I love you, whore! |
| Te quiero puta! | I love you, whore! |
| Ay que rico | Oh, so good |
| Ay que rico un dos tres | Oh, so good, one, two, three |
| Sí te deseo otra vez | Yes, I want you once again |
| Pero no no no tu corazón | But not not not your heart |
| Más más más de tu limón | More more more of your lemon |
| Querido | Darling |
| Dame de tu fruta | Give me your fruit |
| Dame de tu fruta | Give me your fruit |
| Vamos mi amor . . . | Come on, my love . . . |
| Te quiero puta! | I love you, whore! |
| Te quiero puta! | I love you, whore! |
| Ay que rico | Oh, so good |
| Entre tus piernas voy a llorar | Between your legs I’m going to cry |
| Feliz y triste voy a estar | I’m going to be happy and sad |
| Feliz y triste voy a estar | I’m going to be happy and sad |
| Más más más por favor | More, more, more, please |
| Más más más sí sí señor | More, more, more, yes, yes, sir |
| Más más más por favor | More, more, more, please |
| Más más más sí sí señor | More, more, more, yes, yes, sir |
| No me tengas miedo | Don’t be afraid of me |
| No te voy a comer | I’m not going to eat you |
| Más más más por favor | More, more, more, please |
| Más más más sí sí señor | More, more, more, yes, yes, sir |
| Sí sí señor | Yes, yes, sir |
| Te quiero puta! | I love you, whore! |
| Te quiero puta! | I love you, whore! |
| Dámelo dámelo | Give it to me, give it to me |
| Te quiero puta! | I love you, whore! |
“Te quiero puta!” (I want/love you, whore!) is notable for being Rammstein’s first and currently only song in Spanish. It is the only song in which Rammstein has predominantly used a trumpet, though Benzin and Rosenrot both use a trumpet, and one can be scarcely heard during Klavier’s bridge. The song itself is a combination of the band’s usual loud heavy-metal attack and mariachi music. Till Lindemann’s love for Hispanic culture was the main inspiration for the song’s style, because as he claims, “In South America it is more open surfaces. And the music with the warm-blooded rhythms one can dance to. And the women…” (“Closeup”, September 2005). He wrote the lyrics to the song together with his girlfriend, who speaks fluent Spanish. The Spanish vocals are sung by Carmen Zapata.
want this played LIVE god-dam-it !
I’m south american and had a german exchange student as a classmate once. We used to sing this song all the time.
@Cat: rico can be translated as rich but also as tasty which makes pretty much sense here
I thought rico meant ‘rich’, not ‘good’…I see why they put ‘good’ though, when people say ‘How rich!” perhaps meaning how wonderful.
refering to dorsay, in fact there’s lots of words to define pussy in spanish although, there are lots of other words only used in central-south america. there’s no sense with lemon and pussy in spanish (spain) , dont know if other countries use it 😉 hope is the information you seek Dorsay.
terry patton and metalfanfrommex are both right.
‘te quiero’ literally means ‘i want you’. ‘i love you’ can be correctly translated as ‘te amo’. but people use ‘te quiero’ instead of ‘te amo’ most of the time. ‘te amo’ is kind of higher or poetic.
and about dorsay post; what could be said?. you gave a perfect explanation man.
the only thing is that we use ‘lemons’ for not big but nice boobies. but for sure, there’s so many words related with fruits (and a lot of eatable things) to allude pussy. and limón it’s good to to rhyme with corazón. also the double sense with Tequila ritual.
‘i’m not going to eat you’ (just your lemon) hahaha.
thank you metalfanfrommex!!
i mean, how well can a Canadian speak spanish anyway?!
“really really like your lemon” is also, a double meaning,were “lemon” could mean, given the strong “mariachi” trace on the trumpets and the song, the piece of lemon you normally bite when drinking Tequila,probably the most famous liquor from Mexico, and also, which is what I think they were aiming to, is their way to ask for her pussy…although there are WAY to many ways in Spanish for this kind of “requests”…that is why I love Spanish, you can say one idea, using a lot of different words each time…any Spanish speaker or Latin American who would like to comment here?
Y que viva Costa Rica!!…
take that canada
Well in fact "te quiero" can be also translated as "I LOVE YOU", and i think this is one of the many double meaning concepts that Rammstein use in their lyrics, only in Spanish… And BTW, i am mexican, so i think i can clearly tell the meanings of this song in particular.
Te quiero puta means I WANT YOU WHORE not I LOVE YOU WHORE!!!
Más Más Más Por Favor
Más Más Más Sí Sí Señor
really really like your lemon…?WTF
I loooooooooooooooooooove this song, its simply orgasmic
No me tengas miedo
No te voy a comer
Más más más por favor
Más más más sà sà seńor
Sà sà seńor
those lines arent in the song i have