Toque de queda literally translates to "curfew". It's an official order for people to remain indoors, typically during a specific time frame for public safety.
In "Sin Pijama", the singer cleverly re-purposes this serious term in a playful, romantic way. She declares, "Hoy hay toque de queda / Solo tú y yo hasta la mañana" (Today there's a curfew / Just you and me until the morning), turning a word of restriction into an intimate invitation to be secluded together. This unique, metaphorical use makes it a very memorable and interesting phrase to learn.
Becky G and Natti Natasha team up for this playful, high-energy pop hit that skips right past small talk. The entire track revolves around an open late-night invitation. When Becky sings, "Si tú me llamas / Nos vamos pa' tu casa / Nos quedamos en la cama / Sin pijama" ("If you call me / We go to your house / We stay in bed / Without pajamas"), she makes her intentions crystal clear. She even teases with the line "Que no traje pijama / Porque no me dio la gana" ("I didn't bring pajamas / Because I didn't feel like it"), adding a fun, cheeky attitude to the hook.
The lyrics lean heavily into modern romance, talking about trading spicy pictures ("Me manda foto, fotico / Mostrando todo, todito" ["Sends me a photo, a little photo / Showing everything, every little bit"]) while rushing over on a video call. When Natti Natasha jumps in, the tempo gets even wilder with bold lines like "Siempre he sido una dama / Pero soy una perra en la cama" ("I've always been a lady / But I'm a wild one in bed"). Between throwing out the rulebook ("Botamos el manual" ["We threw away the manual"]) and spending the night with no sleep in sight, the song is pure, straightforward fun about enjoying the moment together.