Rammstein Te quiero puta! lyric with English translation
Hey amigos . . . Adelante amigos . . . Vamos vamos mi amor Me gusta mucho tu sabor No no no no tu corazón Mucho mucho tu limón Dame de tu fruta Vamos mi amor . . . Te quiero puta! Te quiero puta! Ay que rico Ay que rico un dos tres Sí te deseo otra vez Pero no no no tu corazón Más más más de tu limón Querido Dame de tu fruta Dame de tu fruta Vamos mi amor . . . Te quiero puta! Te quiero puta! Ay que rico Entre tus piernas voy a llorar Feliz y triste voy a estar Feliz y triste voy a estar Más más más por favor Más más más sí sí señor Más más más por favor Más más más sí sí señor No me tengas miedo No te voy a comer Más más más por favor Más más más sí sí señor Sí sí señor Te quiero puta! Te quiero puta! Dámelo dámelo Te quiero puta! |
Hey friends . . . Go ahead friends . . . Come on, come on, my love I really like your flavor Not not not not your heart Really really like your lemon Give me your fruit Come on, my love . . . I love you, whore! I love you, whore! Oh, so good Oh, so good, one, two, three Yes, I want you once again But not not not your heart More more more of your lemon Darling Give me your fruit Give me your fruit Come on, my love . . . I love you, whore! I love you, whore! Oh, so good Between your legs I'm going to cry I'm going to be happy and sad I'm going to be happy and sad More, more, more, please More, more, more, yes, yes, sir More, more, more, please More, more, more, yes, yes, sir Don't be afraid of me I'm not going to eat you More, more, more, please More, more, more, yes, yes, sir Yes, yes, sir I love you, whore! I love you, whore! Give it to me, give it to me 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. Rammstein Te quiero puta! lyric with English translation,
Tags: Carmen Zapata, music, Rammstein Te, Till Lindemann
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In spanish Te quiero is easily translated as I love you, which is the meaning Till wanted to give this song
Te amo, as many have pointed out, expresses a much stronger feeling.
for example, you can say “Te quiero” to your mother, your sister/brother, or your best friend. An english speaker would say I love you in all of this situations and the intention would be the same
But spanish speakers “usually” reserve Te amo for your love interest, your girlfriend/wife…you get the drill…anyway both Te quiero and Te amo are commonly used indistintely. But your girlfriend is more likely to be happier if you say Te amo LOL
p.s: Im spanish, I know what Im talking ’bout here
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This is one of my favourites because
1. Its in Spanish and I actually understood it my first time listening to it, and
2. Its not well known but still awesome. One of those treasures that only a true Rammstein fan would know
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Where I live (In PR) Te Quiero means I want you but a lot of people use it instead of Te Amo but in this song he means “I want you” since he says he doesn’t love her he just wants to fuck her. Where Till uses lemon he is reffering to her pussy as all of you have said
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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
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Till Lindemann
vocals
Date of birth: January 4, 1963
Place of birth: Leipzig -
Richard Kruspe
guitar
Date of birth: June 24, 1967
Place of birth: Wittenberg -
Paul Landers
guitar
Date of birth: December 9, 1964
Place of birth: Berlin -
Oliver Riedel
bass
Date of birth: April 11, 1971
Place of birth: Schwerin -
Christian Lorenz
keyboard
Date of birth: Nov 16, 1966
Place of birth: Berlin -
Christoph Schneider
drums
Date of birth: May 11, 1966
Place of birth: Berlin
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