BAYAMÓN Lyrics (English Translation) – FloyyMenor, ATM Yamil Ganlyrics

BAYAMÓN (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, the artist is expressing possessiveness and attraction towards a girl. They refer to her as being “for me” and mention they’re listening to the song “Gata Only,” creating a vibe of excitement and exclusivity. The line about “producing and killing on the dance floor” suggests confidence and dominance in their party environment. The mention of “syrup” could hint at a casual, carefree vibe, possibly referencing the effects of alcohol or substances in their environment.

[Verse 1]
In this verse, the artist conveys their obsession with a girl, mentioning they’re constantly thinking about her. They reflect on a memorable moment when they first noticed her, implying that there was an instant connection. They mention being impressed by her style, referencing designer brands like Valentino and Moschino, which suggests she has a high-status, fashionable vibe. The line “to hell we went” indicates a reckless, passionate experience between them, going all in without worrying about consequences. The verse captures the thrill of infatuation and living in the moment.

[Chorus]
The chorus focuses on the girl’s physical appeal, with the artist describing her as being attractive and alluring. The comparison of her looks to substances like codeine and ketamine emphasizes her seductive qualities. The mention of a Glock symbolizes confidence and control, while the artist expresses being infatuated with her in a more explicit way. The repetition of “falling in love” highlights the intense physical attraction, though it’s clear the connection is primarily based on desire rather than deeper emotional involvement.

[Verse 2]
In this verse, the artist describes the girl’s beauty and how they plan to make her their “shawty” (girlfriend). They mention the luxurious cars like the Polari’ and Lamborghini, indicating wealth and an extravagant lifestyle. The reference to her physical appearance being “white like Cali” and other attributes highlights her allure. The line “she doesn’t want a logi to close her” suggests that she is independent and doesn’t want to be restricted by anyone. The verse ends with a reference to Bayamón, a place in Puerto Rico, and the idea of spending a wild, memorable night together, making it clear that this relationship is intense but not necessarily long-term.

[Pre-Chorus]
Here, the artist expresses a desire for this girl and indicates they’re not interested in anyone else. The “take off your clothes” line suggests a more intimate connection, while the phrase “raise that note for me” could be a way of asking her to get into the mood or respond to him. The overall tone is confident, and it’s clear they are focused on getting closer to her.

[Chorus]
This chorus repeats the same themes as the earlier one, emphasizing the girl’s physical appeal and the artist’s strong desire for her. The repetition of the comparison between her beauty and substances like codeine and ketamine further underscores the seductive nature of the connection. The artist also mentions that the girl is “addictive,” suggesting that her allure is irresistible and that they are deeply captivated by her presence.

[Interlude]
In the interlude, the artist reaffirms their identity and their connection with their collaborator, Yamil, emphasizing their success and dominance in the music scene (“we’re killing”). The line “You know who we are” shows confidence, signaling that the listener is familiar with their persona. The reference to “Gata Only” shows that the artist is still focused on the girl and that their bond is centered around their shared connection and music.

[Outro]
In the outro, the artist tells the girl to let her other suitors know that she’s with him, even though it’s clear they are keeping the relationship discreet. The phrase “under a lost place where there are no witnesses” suggests a secretive, private connection. The artist emphasizes their possessiveness, stating that the girl is “only mine,” implying exclusivity and a deep sense of ownership over her, though it remains a passionate, fleeting relationship.