Translation: "There's a party in the ghetto, everyone—everybody."

- **En el ghetto**: "In the ghetto" (in a poor or marginalized neighborhood, the hood)
- **hay**: "there is"
- **party**: "party" (English word borrowed into Spanish; common in reggaeton)
- **todo el mundo**: "everyone / the whole world"
- **everybody**: "everybody" (English repetition for emphasis and rhythm)

The line mixes Spanish and English (Spanglish) to create a catchy, inclusive vibe typical of reggaeton, inviting absolutely everyone in the neighborhood to join the celebration.

Translation: "We're rocking a Rastafari vibe; that body is perfect."

- **Estamos**: "We are" (present tense of *estar*, describing a current state).
- **flow**: Urban slang (borrowed from English) meaning "style," "vibe," or "mood." In reggaeton it often signals the way someone looks or feels in the moment.
- **rastafari**: Reference to Rastafari culture (associated with reggae, dreadlocks, and a laid-back, island feel). Here it means a chilled, reggae-influenced vibe.
- **Está**: "It is" (third-person singular of *estar*).
- **perfecto**: "perfect."
- **ese**: "that."
- **body**: Spanglish for "body," praising someone’s physical figure.

Context:

Saying "estamos flow rastafari" tells listeners that everyone is adopting a relaxed, reggae-style energy at the party. The next clause immediately shifts to flirtation, admiring a person’s physique and keeping the upbeat, compliment-heavy tone typical of reggaeton lyrics.

Translation: "We're rocking a Rastafarian vibe; that body is perfect."

- **estamos**: "we are"
- **flow**: urban slang for "style / vibe / the way we carry ourselves"
- **rastafari**: "Rastafarian," referencing Jamaican reggae culture (dreadlocks, relaxed attitude)
- **está**: "is"
- **perfecto**: "perfect"
- **ese**: "that"
- **body**: borrowed English word for "body," referring to someone's figure

"Flow rastafari" is a playful way of saying the group is adopting a chill, reggae-inspired style at the party. The second half flatters someone’s physique in Spanglish, a common feature in reggaeton lyrics.

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