La Vecinita Lyrics in English Vico C , Don Omar

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song La Vecinita by Vico C from Spanish to English.
Listen to me, Vico
The girl next door is hungry
The neighbor girl has a craving
A craving that she wants to satisfy
The neighbor boy keeps an eye on her
An eye that's looking to eat
The neighbor girl has a cat
A cat that kills from jealousy
The neighbor boy, who's such a mutt
He jumps in and they're going to slit his throat
The neighbor girl has a craving
A craving that she wants to satisfy
The neighbor boy keeps an eye on her
An eye that's looking to eat
The neighbor girl has a cat
A cat that kills from jealousy
The neighbor boy, who's such a mutt
He jumps in and they're going to slit his throat
The neighbor girl has a mini that matches the bikini
She has more curves than Houdini's cape
She offers the neighbor boy the Don Marquini
For his pupils, cleavage, and to eat linguine
He looks through the window and spots the bun
He steps outside, supposedly to walk the Jolki
She gets all petunia and he's all porfis
More strung out than a junkie
She knows which shirt makes her look like Pamela
He knows how he has to stretch the fabric
Kitties to work, kids to school
Call the firefighters, because there's fire
And how bad, bad that neighbor is
Who even kept the cat's tuna
He came, intervened, and played dumb
And how the cretin got busted
But there are some that already know what's up
If you don't know how to dodge, all the bullets drop on you
The neighbor girl has a craving
A craving that she wants to satisfy
The neighbor boy keeps an eye on her
An eye that's looking to eat
The neighbor girl has a cat
A cat that kills from jealousy
The neighbor boy, who's such a mutt
He jumps in and they're going to slit his throat
The neighbor girl has a
Jiki, and to cover it she has a triki
Depending on the neck, she only lets the peliqui loose
But wiki, wiki, erase your graffiti
They found out at your auntie's little house
An auntie that doesn't keep quiet about anything
That blah, blah, blah, over here
Blah, blah, blah, over there
Blah, blah, blah
That they got to her house, and you know what?
That her kitty isn't wasa-wasa
Try to avoid the investigation
So that you don't get into a chase
Because a mutt that gets jealous of you with a cannon
Hits you with everything he has in the rock
Go on, go on up
Run, dad, because only a few escape an ambush
Hey, that gorki doesn't cover you, erase yourself from the map
Before the rapapapa
But there are some that already know what's up
If you don't know how to dodge, all the bullets drop on you
The neighbor girl has a craving
A craving that she wants to satisfy
The neighbor boy keeps an eye on her
An eye that's looking to eat
The neighbor girl has a cat
A cat that kills from jealousy
The neighbor boy, who's such a mutt
He jumps in and they're going to slit his throat
The neighbor girl has a craving
A craving that she wants to satisfy
The neighbor boy keeps an eye on her
An eye that's looking to eat
The neighbor girl has a cat
A cat that kills from jealousy
The neighbor boy, who's such a mutt
He jumps in and they're going to slit his throat
The neighbor girl has a
Hi
Take advice from the old folks
Bandits, bandits
Here, the top dog
You know, philosopher, the first one
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SONG MEANING

Picture a vibrant Puerto Rican barrio where gossip travels faster than the beat. La Vecinita tells the playful yet suspenseful tale of a hungry-for-attention young woman whose every step is watched by her smitten next-door neighbor. She rocks a mini skirt and a matching bikini, fully aware of the effect she has, while her fiercely jealous “cat” (a clever double meaning for both a real pet and a protective boyfriend) prowls nearby. Vico C narrates the cat-and-mouse flirtation with street-smart humor, and Don Omar pumps up the reggaetón energy, turning the neighborhood’s everyday drama into a rhythmic telenovela.

Beneath the catchy chorus lies a cheeky warning: in the hood, desire and danger walk hand in hand. The song reminds listeners that mixing temptation, gossiping neighbors, and territorial partners can lead to real-world claws and, worse, bullets. In other words, admire from a distance, respect the boundaries, or risk getting scratched – because la vecinita might be sweet, but her “gato” does not play.

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