Suma Y Resta Lyrics in English by El Micha, Gilberto Santa Rosa

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Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Suma Y Resta by El Micha from Spanish to English.

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Get ready gentleman' who came here to enjoy (Micha!)

You would have stayed in the house if you didn't come to dance (Berto!)

I brought you this addition and subtract to see if you know how to count

And take the rhythm well so that he does not lose the beat

And 20 plus 2, are 22

30 plus 4, are 34

50 plus 3, 53

I put the salsa and you dance it

80 plus 1, 81

90 plus 6, 96

If it gets angry, throw it pa'l la'o

And you also see that we fit' 100

Dancing, dancing

Oh, I've got you dancing

Throw the bad for there

If you don't dance,' I don't play more'

Come dancing, dancing

That I have you dancing

Throw the bad for there

If you don't dance,' I don't sing more'

Dele como e' (como e'), chévere (aha)

With Gilbertico pa' que mueva' los pies

Hey, he caught the sauce with the 1, 2, 3

You added it, I multiplied it

He left, fuming from breakfast

Tasty, pa' that dances the 2 with the 1

Salsita de la buena pa' tu consumo

To' world sounds, like us' none

Dancing

Gilberto, The Micha arriving'

Dancing

That the party is heating up

Dancing

Shining, so I'm

Dancing

This time I killed you with the mambo

Dancing, dancing

That I have you dancing

Throw the bad for there

If you don't dance,' I don't play more'

Oh, that dancing, dancing

That I have you dancing

Throw the bad for there

If you don't dance,' I don't sing more'

It has flavor, it has a key

A chin of sugar and salt

If he tells you he doesn't know, he better learn to dance

This carries feeling, tastiness of the solar

And the one who carries it inside will begin to wiggle

(Tell me) First by the head, the feet move the same

Coordinate movements so you don't look bad

And 20 plus 2, are 22

30 plus 4, are 34

50 plus 3, 53 (aha, Santa Rosa)

I put the salsa and you dance it (that e' the thing, walk)

Ah, Micha

Rottweilas

Wizard

Yo-yo

Champion Sound

So they are

With this one you do not sleep' shrimp, haha

Quintana El Boss

This doesn't hurt

He who does not know how to dance, go to the bathroom

People keep counting, dancing and singing

There the atmosphere continues to heat up

Micha, you know what's going on

Tell him Luisito

That I have to' the requirements

Jaime, ah

He who knows how to swim does not drown in the low

She doesn't know, but she's trying

This starts now, when is it over?

No one knows when

This is Cuba and Puerto Rico representing

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camarón — shrimp

Camarón literally means "shrimp". While it's a common word for a type of seafood, in Cuban slang, it can also be used to refer to someone who is slow, sleepy, or not paying attention.

In the context of this high-energy song, the line "Con esta no te duerme' camarón" (With this one, you won't fall asleep, shrimp) is a playful jab, urging listeners to wake up and dance. It's a fun and memorable way to tell someone to get into the groove and not be a "sleepy shrimp".

Get ready to move with El Micha and Gilberto Santa Rosa's "Suma y Resta"! This song is a pure party starter, all about getting on the dance floor and leaving your worries behind. El Micha kicks things off by telling everyone to get ready to have a good time: "Prepárense caballero' que aquí se vino a gozar" [Get ready, gentlemen, we came here to enjoy ourselves]. If you're not there to dance, you should have stayed home!

Then comes the fun math lesson, where they use simple addition like "20 más 2, son 22" [20 plus 2, makes 22] to keep the rhythm going and get you counting along while you dance. It's all about feeling the salsa and moving your feet. Gilberto Santa Rosa joins in, making sure everyone is grooving, saying "Yo pongo la salsa y la baila usted" [I put on the salsa and you dance it]. The message is clear: "Echa lo malo pa' allá" [Throw the bad stuff away] and just dance. If you don't dance, they won't play or sing anymore! It's a lively blend of Cuban and Puerto Rican vibes, promising a good time for everyone who's ready to let loose.

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