Tocando Madera Lyrics in English by Mau y Ricky, Luísa Sonza, Big One
Tocando madera literally translates to "touching wood" or "knocking on wood." It's a common idiom in Spanish, just like in English, used to ward off bad luck or to express hope that something good will continue or happen again.
In the song, the lyrics "Estamos tocando madera pa' que esto vuelva a pasar" mean "We are knocking on wood so that this happens again." It's an engaging phrase that captures a moment of shared desire and superstition, making it memorable and culturally relevant for learners.
Mau y Ricky, with Luísa Sonza and Big One, bring us a super fun, flirty track with "Tocando Madera"! It's all about that instant, undeniable spark when you meet someone new. The guys are totally captivated, saying things like "Desde que te vi, yo me quise acercar" [Since I saw you, I wanted to get closer] and "Con esa cara, no te voy a olvidar" [With that face, I won't forget you]. They're not even bothering to check if she's single, just going with the flow, hoping this good time keeps on rolling.
Luísa Sonza jumps in with her own confident vibe, ready to have a good time. She's all about enjoying herself, even if it means a little playful teasing. She sings, "Sabe soy una chica mala, Tua mala eu quero engolir" [You know I'm a bad girl, I want to swallow your badness] and even invites him to her place for some fun: "Vamos lá pra minha casa, Sei que é teu sonho de guri" [Let's go to my house, I know it's your boy's dream]. But she also makes it clear she's not looking for anything serious, warning, "Mas por favor, não se perca no apego, Eu sou fumaça, sou brilho, sou fuego" [But please, don't get lost in attachment, I am smoke, I am sparkle, I am fire]. It's a playful back-and-forth, with both sides hoping this exciting connection keeps happening, literally "tocando madera" [knocking on wood] for more!
