Tú Y Yo Tenemos (En Vivo) Lyrics in English by Nelson Arrieta, Ronald Borjas

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Tú Y Yo Tenemos (En Vivo) by Nelson Arrieta from Spanish to English.
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in my favorite food are your lips
amazing what it does in just two seconds
You don't know I want to wish you like God
brought to the world
or not
how to explain to you
that to the third second more slave of your
hair
despite your lips although he had as
he was out of jealousy goes a ten by two and no longer
I can with the desire you and I have a
date without clothes
a moon and two drinks without looking at the clock
you and I have
unfinished business
it feels like we
we do not have
you and I
and sharply
your proposal is not that hard
indecency
At this point in the game we already lost
patience realize
with 10 to 0 in favor of unconsciousness and
I like how you look I feel how I feel
you breathe no more lies to give it time
at the time of sharing your lips although you
and I can no longer with the desire
I have a date without
a moon and two drinks without looking at the clock
you and I have unfinished business
Endesa feels if we both touch
I have
and I have
an oil steals the moon and two glasses and
I want and I want you to come back
crazy we have to see where she has but
slope is something yours is only tense
touch everything you carry on your mind
I don't have a date without clothes a moon and
two graves without looking at the clock you and me
we have a pending matter the desire is
feel like this not noticing you you and I have
No
perhaps the offer for ronald vargas
thank you so much
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inconcienciaunconsciousness / thoughtlessness

Inconciencia translates to "unconsciousness" or "thoughtlessness." It's a less common word in everyday conversation, making it stand out in the lyrics.

In the song, the phrase "con 10 a 0 a favor de la inconciencia" (with 10 to 0 in favor of thoughtlessness) suggests a situation where rational thought has been completely abandoned in favor of impulsive desire. It highlights the intense, almost reckless passion described in the song, making it a memorable and intriguing choice.

Nelson Arrieta and Ronald Borjas team up for "Tú Y Yo Tenemos (En Vivo)," a song that's all about intense, undeniable desire. From the very first lines, it's clear what's on their minds: "en mi comida favorita son tus labios" [my favorite food is your lips]. It's a playful, blunt way to kick things off, setting the stage for a night of passion.

The lyrics quickly escalate, describing how just two seconds with this person makes them want to "desearte como dios te trajo al mundo" [desire you as God brought you into the world]. There's no holding back! They talk about a "cita sin ropa" [date without clothes] and "una luna y dos copas" [a moon and two glasses], making it clear this isn't just a casual get-together. It's about a deep, physical connection and a "asunto pendiente" [pending matter] that needs to be resolved. The song is a fun, direct invitation to let go of inhibitions and give in to the moment, with a sense of urgency and excitement.

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