Canzone "Tu Me Quieres" is a new Italian song by Baby Gang featuring Omega El Fuerte, published on Baby Gang's YouTube channel. The song was written by Baby Gang, Higashi, Roberto Ferrante, and Omega and produced by Higashi and Roberto… Read More
Tu Me Quieres Lyrics
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[Intro: Baby Gang]
Omega (Omega)
Yeah (Yeah)
[Chorus]
You want me: "Where are you, my love?"
I'm always inside your heart
Those nights I get out of a prison
I go back to the neighborhood, to the zone
It's not okay, oh, like there, like ça
Don't go around like the tagadà
The sirens, eh-eh, the sirens, eh-eh
[Verse 1]
And good days, "Documents, police" (Pah, pah)
I have twenty kilos of Hail Marys
"Did you smoke or drink alcohol?" (No, no), "I smell indoor"
What the hell, mami?, I'm local, I'm daddy (Yeah, yeah)
I'm on a Kawasaki Ninja motorcycle (Vroom, vroom)
Hands up, house, cabrón (Pew, pew), empty the safe
Eh, mamahuevo (Hey), you don't know how long it takes me
I don't make calls, my ego (No, no)
It's led me to several convictions
But I don't give a damn if your father votes for the League
It's just that deep down he hates me a little and denies it (Eh, eh)
I keep everything under control (Yeah) like a boss, a patrón
A dangerous guy, I have the thing in my thing
He touches it, it's hard, but it's a .38 (Pah, pah)
You're in Milan, you hear "bum, bum", the law of the Kanun [Chorus] Tu me quieres: "Where are you, mi amor?"
I'm always inside your heart
Those nights I get out of a prison
I go back to the neighborhood, to the zone
It's not good, oh, like us, like ça
Don't go around like the tagadà
The sirens, eh-eh, the sirens, eh-eh
[Verse 2]
Now, eh, I'm flying from Milan to Saint-Tropez
On Sunday, a Dominican who (Eh)
Is drunk in Loreto alone in via Padova, in the North
This is Milan, the city of those who have money (Milan)
You have nothing, you already know what the job is
You make the envelopes or sell the drugs, it's the same thing anyway
I live life before it's over
A man is seen by his money, by his pussy
And envy hurts, garçon, I'm writing another song
Dedicated to the infamous, to the ignorant
They put me in prison, I instead I put it in my ass, ah-uh, daddy
Now I'm going back to the popular
If I'm not on a Lambo, I'm on an Audi or a Ferrari
Little confidence, clear agreements
They taught me to mind my own business, not other people's
Four walls, locked up, four degrees
When I'm locked up and I no longer hear the gunshots around the street
[Bridge]
"Pump, ra-pump, pump-pump, ra-pump, pump-pump, ra-pump"
You are my Rose Abbot
"Pump, pump-pump, pump-pump, pump-pump, pump-pump"
(It ended like this summer)
"Pump, fu-ra-pump, pump-pump, fu-pump, pump-pump, fu-pump"
You are my Rose Abbot
"Pump, pump-pump, pump-pump, pump-pump, pump-pump"
(It ended like this summer)
[Pre-Chorus]
(Mhm, mhm-mhhhhhhhhhh)
(Mhm, mhm-mhhhhhhhhhh)
(Mhm, mhm-mhhhhhhhhhh)
(Mhm, mhm-mhhhhhhhhhh)
(Yeah-eh, yeah-eh, yeah, yeah, yeah)
(Yeah-eh, yeah-eh, yeah, yeah, yeah)
(Oh-oh, oh-oh, oh, oh, oh)
(Oh-oh, oh-oh, oh, oh, oh)
(Yeah-eh, yeah-eh, yeah, yeah, yeah)
(Yeah-eh, yeah-eh, yeah, yeah, yeah)
(Oh-oh, oh-oh, oh, oh, oh)
(Oh-oh, oh-oh)
[Chorus]
You want me: "Where are you, my love?"
I am always inside your heart
Those evenings I leave a prison
Back in the neighborhood, in the area
It's okay, oh, how here, how here
Don't turn around like the tagadà
The siren, uh-huh, the siren, uh-huh
[Intro: Baby Gang]
The introduction by Baby Gang and Omega sets the tone, establishing their collaboration and hinting at the mix of Italian and Latin influences throughout the song. It gives a sense of urban toughness with a romantic edge.
[Ritornello]
In the chorus, Baby Gang sings about love and loyalty, expressing a strong emotional connection with his lover. He refers to being ever-present in her heart, even when he is imprisoned or trapped in difficult situations. The phrase "come ci, come ça" suggests an ambivalence in their situation, where things are not entirely good or bad. Sirens symbolize the constant presence of danger and law enforcement, underlining his life in the streets.
[Strofa 1]
Here, Baby Gang delves into his interactions with the police and his rebellious nature. He paints himself as a hardened figure, unafraid of the law and entrenched in criminal activities. He uses both Italian and Spanish expressions to emphasize his multicultural identity and how his lifestyle crosses different worlds. His experiences in prison and confrontations with authority reflect the chaotic and risky life he leads.
[Ritornello]
The chorus returns to the theme of his connection with his lover, reiterating the tension between his criminal life and his desire to be close to her. He acknowledges the unpredictability of his life, much like the ride on a tagadà (a spinning amusement ride), highlighting the ups and downs of his existence.
[Strofa 2]
In this verse, Baby Gang shifts focus to his lavish lifestyle, describing his travels and the wealth he’s accumulated. He reflects on the struggles faced in his early life and the choices he’s made. The mention of luxury cars like Lambo and Ferrari symbolizes his success, yet the underlying tone suggests he still feels trapped in a cycle of violence and hardship.
[Bridge]
The bridge adds a more romantic tone, where Baby Gang likens his lover to a figure from a famous Italian mafia family, Rosa Abate. This comparison highlights the intensity of their relationship and the dangers they both face. He also notes that their relationship, like summer, is temporary, adding a sense of fleeting passion.
[Pre-Ritornello]
This section deepens the emotional conflict, with Baby Gang expressing feelings of vulnerability and the connection he shares with his partner. The repetitive hums and melodies create a reflective, introspective mood before leading back into the chorus.
[Ritornello]
The final chorus emphasizes the cyclical nature of Baby Gang’s life. Despite his desires for change, he remains caught between his love for his partner and the chaotic street life that constantly threatens to pull him away. The sirens, again, symbolize the ever-present danger surrounding him.
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Canzone "Tu Me Quieres" is a new Italian song by Baby Gang featuring Omega El Fuerte, published on Baby Gang's YouTube channel. The song was written by Baby Gang, Higashi, Roberto Ferrante, and Omega and produced by Higashi and Roberto Ferrante. It was released on September 13, 2024. The track blends Italian and Latin elements, showcasing both Baby Gang's unique style and Omega's distinct sound, while not being tied to an album.
The theme of the song revolves around street life, love, and a sense of danger, combining elements of romance and the struggles of everyday life. Baby Gang reflects on his experiences with the law, his relationship with his lover, and the contrast between freedom and imprisonment. Omega's influence adds a tropical flavor to the song, which deals with emotional vulnerability while navigating a harsh, criminal reality.
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