Travesuras Lyrics in English by Nicky Jam

Travesuras literally translates to "mischief" or "pranks", the kind of playful trouble kids might get into. It's a fun and memorable word that captures a sense of lighthearted naughtiness.

In the context of this reggaeton hit, Nicky Jam uses it with a flirty, adult twist. When he asks, "Dime si conmigo quieres hacer travesuras" (Tell me if you want to make mischief with me), he's playfully suggesting a romantic and spontaneous adventure. It's a clever euphemism that perfectly sets the song's seductive and carefree tone.

Nicky Jam is not playing around in "Travesuras"! This song is a super direct and confident attempt to pick up a woman he's just met. He starts by admitting his usual smooth talk, or "labia", won't work on her because "te crees muy sabia" (you think you're very wise). But he's not discouraged, he just switches tactics to being completely honest about his intentions.

He tells her straight up, "Yo sé que acabo de conocerte / Y es muy rápido pa' tenerte" (I know I just met you / And it's too soon to have you), but he can't help himself. The chorus is a bold invitation: "Dime si conmigo quieres hacer travesuras" (Tell me if you want to make some mischief with me). "Travesuras" literally means mischief, but here it's a playful way of suggesting a night of fun and pleasure. He's so sure it's going to happen, he even says "esta noche tú y yo / Vamos a llenarnos de placer" (tonight you and I / are going to fill ourselves with pleasure). It's a classic reggaeton track about attraction, confidence, and wanting to have a good time right now.