Tónika Lyrics in English Maluma , Ziggy Marley

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Tónika by Maluma from Spanish to English.
Intro
7 Days In Jamaica
Verse 1
She left school and put on heels
She called a couple friends to go out and mingle
Her mom tells her that she get back before twelve
She may be the mom but she doesn't know her
I'm getting to the club
That babe's headed to the VIP
Face of a saint, for sure she sins
Chorus 1
And the music's playing, we feel the chemistry
A drink with tonic and her shyness goes away
And the music's playing, we feel the chemistry
A drink with tonic and her shyness goes away
She tells me something like
Verse 2
Island fruit (sweeter than heaven
Organic way she grows
More precious than gold, diamonds and furs, yeah
Now when you walk with the beat
And talk with the melody so sweet
See, anything is possible where the night leads)
Chorus 2
And the music's playing, we feel the chemistry
A drink with tonic and her shyness goes away
And the music's playing, we feel the chemistry
A drink with tonic and her shyness goes away
She tells me something like
Verse 3
She went out one night just to have a good time, chillin', cool
In the G-Wagon, I'm single with the tank full
Always in fresh Nikes, but old-school flow
With more wings than a can of Red Bull, fly
And even though the club's packed with gyals
You're the one who stands out the most
That little ass pops out of the skirt
How f*cking awesome it'd be if you gave it to me
Chorus 3
And the music's playing, we feel the chemistry
A drink with tonic and her shyness goes away
And the music's playing, we feel the chemistry
A drink with tonic and her shyness goes away
She tells me something like
('Oh-ya-ya, oh-nana
Oh-ya-ya, oh-nana
Oh-ya-ya, oh-nana
Outro
(Welcome to Jamaica
The land of food and water
Where we have lot of beautiful girls dem straight all ya
We have coke and rum and water
Everything 'bout here nice
For real)
Outro
And the music's playing, we feel the chemistry
A drink with tonic and her shyness goes away
Single Saturday, I'm heading to Jamaica
I call my homies, let the babes pull up
Bring me a little aguardiente and a blunt on the beach
Today I'll take whatever they bring me
While the music plays, we feel the chemistry
A drink with tonic and her shyness goes away
She tells me something like
I don't know what she said, but I liked it all
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Lyrics © Peermusic Publishing
Juan Luis Londono Arias, David Nesta Marley
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SONG MEANING

Tónika is a vibrant postcard from a Jamaican night out, where Maluma’s Latin swagger meets Ziggy Marley’s reggae soul. The lyrics paint a cinematic scene: a schoolgirl trades her uniform for high heels, ignores her mom’s midnight curfew, and steps into a club humming with bass. One sip of tonic melts her shyness, and suddenly the dance floor turns into a chemistry lab of flirty glances, bold moves, and island aromas of rum and fruit.

Behind the party glow, the song celebrates freedom, cross-cultural vibes, and the magic of music itself. Spanish and English lines blend like rum and cola, while reggaeton beats kiss reggae grooves. The message is simple but infectious: let the rhythm guide you, drop your worries at the door, and discover how anything is possible where the night leads when sound, spirit, and spontaneity mix together just right.

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