Nasty is an English word that has been adopted into Spanish slang, especially in music. While it literally means "unpleasant" or "dirty" in English, in this context, it's used to describe something provocative or daring.
In the song, the line "Baby, háblame muy nasty" (Baby, talk to me very nasty) suggests a desire for bold, unfiltered, and perhaps sexually suggestive communication. It's an interesting example of how English words are integrated into Spanish, often taking on new or intensified meanings within a different cultural and linguistic context.
Get ready to move with Play-N-Skillz's "COMO MESSI"! This song is all about a playful, intense connection, right from the start. The singer loves it when things are "muy duro" [very hard] and wants to "jugar contigo" [play with you].
The lyrics get a little spicy, with the singer asking their baby to "háblame muy nasty" [talk to me very nasty]. But the most memorable part is the repeated plea: "Y contrólame como Messi" [And control me like Messi]. It's a fun, direct way of saying they want to be completely captivated and led, just like how the legendary soccer player Lionel Messi controls the game. It's a bold and energetic request for someone to take charge!