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EL ÚLTIMO BAILE English Translation

May 24, 2024

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CUANDO EL BAJO SUENA (English Translation) Lyrics By Trueno

[Intro]
Ha
Leggo

[Pre-Chorus]
Ha, uh (What?), baby, no problem (Uh)
Ha, start the engines, break the chains (Oh)
I'm fine, everything is fine, but I have a theme (Yeah)
I want them to turn up the volume when the bass plays

[Chorus]
(Ha, yeah) Oh (Pa)
When the bass plays
(Ha, yeah, uh)
When the bass plays
All good, but I have an issue
I want them to turn up the volume when the bass plays

[Verse 1]
Ha, how good the bass sounds in the bass (Okay), ah
We come from below, from below (Ha)
Now it's—, now we're up
I don't care what you tell me, ha (Yeah)
I don't want the wads, the wads' (Oka)
I don't fit in with your movies, I don't fit in (My God)
I dedicate myself to making everyone move it a few hours after work, ha
Yah, I'm going to turn up the volume, my man
While the smoke rises too (Heh)
Car horns that saturate to a hundred, ha (Uh)
Yeah, I-I got the Yankees saying "Goddamn" (Damn)
All my—, all my Latin ones are fine
TR1, you already know my name

[Pre-Chorus]
Uh, baby, no problem
Start the engines, break the chains
I'm fine, everything is fine, but I have a theme (Yeah)
I want them to turn up the volume when the bass plays

[Chorus]
(Ha, yeah) Oh (Uh)
When the bass plays
(Ha, yeah, uh)
When the bass plays
All good, but I have an issue
I want them to turn up the volume when the bass hits (Yeah)

[Verse 2]
Get to the party quickly
All the world looked at her, a classic rhythm plays, girl (A classic rhythm)
The Latino who hit it (Pa)
Turn up the volume and the Yankees all say "Goddamn" (Goddamn)
Turn up the radio (Turn up)
Turn it up more and the bass sounds, I'm cool, I'm fine
Turn up the radio (Yeah)
The party is mine, TR1, everyone knows my name

[Pre-Chorus]
Ha, uh, baby, no problem (Ha)
Start the engines, break the chains
I'm fine, everything is fine, but I have a problem
I want them to turn up the volume when the bass plays

[Chorus]
(Yeah)
When the bass plays
(Yeah, ha, yeah, oh, yeah)
When the bass plays
All good, but I have an issue
I want them to turn up the volume when the bass hits (Yeah)

[Outro]
(Ha, yeah, oh, yeah)
All good, but I have an issue
I want them to turn up the volume when the bass plays

[Section: Pre-Chorus]
In the pre-chorus, Trueno addresses the audience asking them to turn up the volume when the bass hits. This part sets the tone of the song, emphasizing the bass's central role in creating the party atmosphere. The mention of "break the chains" symbolizes breaking away from restrictions and enjoying the moment without reservation.

[Section: Chorus]
The chorus reinforces the main theme of the song: the importance of the bass in party music. The repetition of the phrase "when the bass plays" highlights the crucial influence of this part of the music in elevating the atmosphere of the party and ensuring that everyone enjoys it to the fullest.

[Section: Verse 1]
In the first verse, Trueno celebrates his rise from a humble place, now enjoying success and recognition. He describes how music and bass play an essential role in his life and in the festive atmosphere. The mention of "car horns blaring" and "Yankees saying 'Goddamn'" emphasizes the global impact and universality of his music.

[Section: Pre-Chorus]
The pre-chorus repeats, again underscoring Trueno's desire to keep the bass volume high and for everyone at the party to enjoy the music without worry.

[Section: Chorus]
The repetition of the chorus reaffirms the focus on music and bass as essential elements to the enjoyment of the party. The insistence on turning up the volume reinforces the idea that music should be the center of attention at any celebration.

[Section: Verse 2]
In the second verse, Trueno describes the people's reaction to the classic rhythm of the music. He highlights how the bass remains the central element that defines the party and how its presence is crucial to keeping the energy high. The reference to "the Latino who got it right" suggests a recognition of his success within the cultural and musical context.

[Section: Pre-Chorus]
The repetition of the pre-chorus before the final chorus maintains the central message of the song: the importance of turning up the bass and enjoying the festive atmosphere it creates.

[Section: Chorus]
The final repetition of the chorus reinforces the song's theme, focusing on the importance of the bass in creating a high-energy, festive atmosphere.

[Section: Outro]
The outro reaffirms the message of the song, again highlighting the importance of turning up the bass and enjoying the moment. The repetition of the chorus's phrases in the outro reinforces the idea that music and bass are key elements in the celebration.

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About Song

"WHEN EL BAJO SUENA" is a Spanish song by artist Trueno, released on May 24, 2024, as part of the album "EL ÚLTIMO BAILE". The song, written by Trueno, El Guincho, Fakeguido and Tatool, and produced by El Guincho, Tatool and Fakeguido, stands out for its energetic urban rhythm. Released under the Trueno record label, the song reflects a festive vibe and is designed to elevate the energy of any party.

The lyrics of "WHEN THE BASS SOUNDS" focus on the experience of a party where the bass is the protagonist. Trueno expresses his desire for the bass volume to be turned up to maximum, creating a vibrant and euphoric atmosphere. The song is about enjoying the moment and letting yourself be carried away by the music, without worrying about criticism or problems. The theme revolves around celebration and the importance of music in creating a festive atmosphere.