Casaca Lyrics in English by Nanpa Básico

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I change my jacket
To go for my skinny
aphrodisiac literature
That doesn't fail me when he attacks, hey
And I change my jacket
To go for my skinny
aphrodisiac literature
That doesn't fail me when he attacks
mommy carmen
He sent to say not to be alarmed
I'm old enough to take care of myself
And his little word does not burn me
I haven't heard them in a while
I speak less, I compose a lot
I get rich at the rate that I fight
Always just smoking a cigarette
And dog and me as always
With a Mac in the front
A coffee to the east
And a little feeling to the west
Ou, the sound came (the sound came)
after nine
Totally caught me
It is that he usually moves
Throwing smoke, I make the wind innovate
I want a brunette, so that she touches me
May she be honest and my heart not steal from me
Let him look at my teeth and lick the love
May God come without haste
To trade my currencies
Who is going to kill does not warn you
I am mustache and smiles
I change my jacket
To go for my skinny
aphrodisiac literature
That doesn't fail me when he attacks, hey
And I change my jacket
To go for my skinny
aphrodisiac literature
That doesn't fail me when he attacks
(The sound came)
(The sound came)
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casacajacket

Casaca literally translates to "jacket" or "coat." While it might seem like a common word, it's less frequently used in modern Spanish songs compared to more colloquial terms like "chamarra" or "chaqueta."

In this song, Nanpa Básico uses "casaca" to symbolize a change or preparation, as he sings, "Me cambio la casaca / Para ir a por mi flaca" (I change my jacket / To go get my girl). It adds a touch of classic style and intrigue, making the listener wonder about the significance of this particular garment.

Nanpa Básico opens by throwing on a fresh jacket before he goes after his girl: "Me cambio la casaca / Para ir a por mi flaca" [I change my jacket / To go for my skinny girl]. He calls his own charm "Literatura afrodisiaca" [aphrodisiac literature], the line that never fails him when it counts.

The rest of the song swings between flexing and warning without ever raising his voice. He says he gets rich at the pace he fights, not by luck: "Me hago rico al ritmo que lucho" [I get rich at the rate that I fight]. A few bars later he drops the coldest line in the song almost as a throwaway, "Quien va a matar no te avisa" [whoever is going to kill you does not warn you], then immediately undercuts it with "Yo soy bigote y sonrisas" [I am mustache and smiles].

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