“Pa'tras” is the contraction of the words “Para” and “Atrás” and it can be simply translated as “back, behind, to return, go back” in this particular sentence “Que el tiempo se acaba y pa'trás no vira”, “Pa'tras and vira” work together to say “it does not return, come back, go back or look back” indicating that time is running out and it won’t come back.

However, “Pa'tras” meaning can change depending on the context or the country where is being used, for example: “Me hecharon Pa'tras el credito en el banco” in this case, the person is saying he asked for credit in the bank but was rejected. “Pa'tras” is used to tell that the credit was rejected

You can check this for more info about the uses of “Pa'tras” in Spanish

“Vira or virar” is an intransitive verb similar to “girar” and it can be translated as "veer", “turn to a direction, change your destination (while driving), look to another direction”. The complete lyrics for this sentence is “Que el tiempo se acaba y pa'trás no vira” it indicates that the time is running out and it won’t come back, look back or turn back, time will just go forward, is not going to “Virar”. Is mostly used in Puerto Rico and reggaeton singers used it a lot

“Jodiendo” is another complex Spanish word whose meaning can change depending on the context of the sentence or the country where is used. Some of his meaning can be:

1) When someone is bothering or fucking around, “Él se la pasa jodiendo” – “He’s always fucking around”

2) In Spain “Jodiendo” could mean when people are having sex or fucking, “ellos se la pasan en el cuarto jodiendo” – “they spent all day on their room fucking”

3) To express surprise, amazement, or astonishment “No puede ser, me estas jodiendo” – “It can’t be, you have to be fucking kidding me”

4) When people are having wild fun or a good time “Pasamos toda la noche jodiendo” – “We spent all night having fun”

In this sentence, the Spanish lyrics are “Bebiendo, fumando y jodiendo” – “Drinking, smoking and having fun”

 “Joder” and his verb “Jodiendo” in simple orations can be similar to “Fuck” and “Fucking” but be always vigilant of the context of the sentence.

“To'” is the contraction of the word “Todos” translated as “All”

“Día'” contraction of the word “Días” plural of “Día” translated as “Days”

“Vacilando” is a word that in normal conditions would mean “Hesitating”, having doubts about something, thinking too much to do something and similar, however, in Latin-American sometimes the word “Vacilando” can change drastically his significance to having fun, some examples can be:

1) “Estamos vacilando en la fiesta” – “We are having fun at the party”, when “Vacilando” is “dancing, drinking, enjoying what the party has to offer”

2) “Estamos vacilando” – “We are having a great time”

However, in some cases “Vacilar” and his verb “Vacilando” can mean distracting someone, messing with someone, confusing someone, or joking with someone. For example:

“Te estoy vacilando” – “I’m joking with you” – “I’m messing with you”

It should be “Siguelo” and not “Sigue-lo” as two separate words – “Keep going” or “Follow it” when translated literally

The name of the song artist “Farruko”

It should be “Siguelo” and not “Sigue-lo” as two separate words – “Keep going” or “Follow it” when translated literally

“Rola” music, song

“Escucha esa rola” – “Listen to that song”

“Pepa”, in this song, “Pepa” is used as “Pils, drugs, ectasis”

“Pepa”, in this song, “Pepa” is used as “Pills, drugs, ectasis"

“La seca” in this sentence of the song Farruko can be telling “the thirst”. When analyzing the context of the lyrics, he is saying that after you take a pill (Presumably ectasis) you will need water for the thirst.

Hungry and thirst are a secondary effect of taking ectasis drug

“Pa'” is the contraction of the word “Para” – “For, to, etc”

“To'” is the contraction of the word “Todos” – “All, everyone”

“Pepa”, in this song, “Pepa” is used as “Pills, drugs, ectasis"

“La seca” in this sentence of the song Farruko can be telling “the thirst”. When analyzing the context of the lyrics, he is saying that after you take a pill (Presumably ectasis) you will need water for the thirst.

Hungry and thirst are a secondary effect of taking ectasis drug

“Pa'” is the contraction of the word “Para” – “For, to, etc”

“To'” is the contraction of the word “Todos” – “All, everyone”

“Desacata'o” is the contraction of the word “Desacatado” and it means, irreverent, disobedient, lawless. In this lyrics is used as “disobedient, wild, crazy at the party”

“Empastilla'o” is the contraction of the word “Empastillados” which can be literally translated as “On pills” however by the means of this song, the significate is “High”, “On drugs”

“Nota” Is necessary to clarify that the singer is not speaking about musical notes, but “Nota” is a slang used in Latin-American when people are high or on drugs “Que buena nota” – “What a good stuff” it hasn’t a literal translation but when understood the meaning it can be comprehended when is used  

Name of the artist of the song “Farruko"

“Mano'” contraction of the plural word “Manos” – “Hands”

“Botella'” contraction of the plurar word “Botellas” – “Bottles, drinks”

“Pa'” contraction of the word “Para” – “For, to, ect”

“La movie” isn’t translated because the singer is using the English word “Movie” as a “Party, celebration, show” this is done in some parts of the USA where there are a lot of immigrants and Puerto Rico where people speak English and Spanish as well, interchanging words from both languages on their daily lives

 “Tenemo'” is the contraction of the word “Tenemos” which is translated as “We have”

“Prendi'a” is the contraction of the word “Prendida”, a very common synonym is “Encendido(a)” which can be translated as “Turned on”

“Vamo'” is the contraction of the word “Vamos” which can be translated as “To go, going to, go to (to do something, or go to a place)"

“Rulay” Is a Dominican slang word that can be translated into two different meanings, the first one is “To be relaxed”- “We are rulay- we are relaxed, enjoying”. The second meaning of the word is to be stimulated by alcohol or drugs “I took a drink that rulay me”, “I smoke something that rulay me”. Is often used in urban Latin-American music.

Check this link to know more about the meaning and origin of the word rulay

“'Toy” is the contraction of the verb “Estoy” which can be translated as “To be, I am”

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It should be "Siguelo" instead of "Sigue-lo" there is just one word, is translated as "Keep going (With the music, the party, etc), follow it (a person, a path, a direction"

“Pepa”, in this song, “Pepa” is used as “Pills, drugs, ectasis"

“La seca” in this sentence of the song Farruko can be telling “the thirst”. When analyzing the context of the lyrics, he is saying that after you take a pill (Presumably ectasis) you will need water for the thirst.

Hungry and thirst are a secondary effect of taking ectasis drug

“Pa'” is the contraction of the word “Para” – “For, to, etc”

“Desacata'o” is the contraction of the word “Desacatado” and it means, irreverent, disobedient, lawless. In this lyrics is used as “disobedient, wild, crazy at the party”       

“To'” is the contraction of the word “Todos” – “All, everyone”

“Pepa”, in this song, “Pepa” is used as “Pills, drugs, ectasis"

“La seca” in this sentence of the song Farruko can be telling “the thirst”. When analyzing the context of the lyrics, he is saying that after you take a pill (Presumably ectasis) you will need water for the thirst.

Hungry and thirst are a secondary effect of taking ectasis drug

“Pa'” is the contraction of the word “Para” – “For, to, etc”

“To'” is the contraction of the word “Todos” – “All, everyone”

“Empastilla'o” is the contraction of the word “Empastillados” which can be literally translated as “On pills” however by the means of this song, the significate is “High”, “On drugs”

Name of the artist of the song “Farruko"

“Nota” Is necessary to clarify that the singer is not speaking about musical notes, but “Nota” is a slang used in Latin-American when people are high or on drugs “Que buena nota” – “What a good stuff” it hasn’t a literal translation but when understood the meaning it can be comprehended when is used  

“Pa'tras” is the contraction of the words “Para” and “Atrás” and it can be simply translated as “back, behind, to return, go back” in this particular sentence “Que el tiempo se acaba y pa'trás no vira”, “Pa'tras and vira” work together to say “it does not return, come back, go back or look back” indicating that time is running out and it won’t come back.

However, “Pa'tras” meaning can change depending on the context or the country where is being used, for example: “Me hecharon Pa'tras el credito en el banco” in this case, the person is saying he asked for credit in the bank but was rejected. “Pa'tras” is used to tell that the credit was rejected

You can check this for more info about the uses of “Pa'tras” in Spanish

“Vira or virar” is an intransitive verb similar to “girar” and it can be translated as "veer", “turn to a direction, change your destination (while driving), look to another direction”. The complete lyrics for this sentence is “Que el tiempo se acaba y pa'trás no vira” it indicates that the time is running out and it won’t come back, look back or turn back, time will just go forward, is not going to “Virar”. Is mostly used in Puerto Rico and reggaeton singers used it a lot

“Jodiendo” is another complex Spanish word whose meaning can change depending on the context of the sentence or the country where is used. Some of his meaning can be:

1) When someone is bothering or fucking around, “Él se la pasa jodiendo” – “He’s always fucking around”

2) In Spain “Jodiendo” could mean when people are having sex or fucking, “ellos se la pasan en el cuarto jodiendo” – “they spent all day on their room fucking”

3) To express surprise, amazement, or astonishment “No puede ser, me estas jodiendo” – “It can’t be, you have to be fucking kidding me”

4) When people are having wild fun or a good time “Pasamos toda la noche jodiendo” – “We spent all night having fun”

In this sentence, the Spanish lyrics are “Bebiendo, fumando y jodiendo” – “Drinking, smoking and having fun”

 “Joder” and his verb “Jodiendo” in simple orations can be similar to “Fuck” and “Fucking” but be always vigilant of the context of the sentence.

“To'” is the contraction of the word “Todos” translated as “All”

“Día'” contraction of the word “Días” plural of “Día” translated as “Days”

“Vacilando” is a word that in normal conditions would mean “Hesitating”, having doubts about something, thinking too much to do something and similar, however, in Latin-American sometimes the word “Vacilando” can change drastically his significance to having fun, some examples can be:

1) “Estamos vacilando en la fiesta” – “We are having fun at the party”, when “Vacilando” is “dancing, drinking, enjoying what the party has to offer”

2) “Estamos vacilando” – “We are having a great time”

However, in some cases “Vacilar” and his verb “Vacilando” can mean distracting someone, messing with someone, confusing someone, or joking with someone. For example:

“Te estoy vacilando” – “I’m joking with you” – “I’m messing with you”

"Farru" name of song artist "Farruko"

It should be “Siguelo” and not “Sigue-lo” as two separate words – “Keep going” or “Follow it” when translated literally

“Rola” music, song

“Escucha esa rola” – “Listen to that song”

“Pepa”, in this song, “Pepa” is used as “Pils, drugs, ectasis”

“Pepa”, in this song, “Pepa” is used as “Pills, drugs, ectasis"

“La seca” in this sentence of the song Farruko can be telling “the thirst”. When analyzing the context of the lyrics, he is saying that after you take a pill (Presumably ectasis) you will need water for the thirst.

Hungry and thirst are a secondary effect of taking ectasis drug

“Pa'” is the contraction of the word “Para” – “For, to, etc”

“To'” is the contraction of the word “Todos” – “All, everyone”

“Pepa”, in this song, “Pepa” is used as “Pills, drugs, ectasis"

“La seca” in this sentence of the song Farruko can be telling “the thirst”. When analyzing the context of the lyrics, he is saying that after you take a pill (Presumably ectasis) you will need water for the thirst.

Hungry and thirst are a secondary effect of taking ectasis drug

“Pa'” is the contraction of the word “Para” – “For, to, etc”

“To'” is the contraction of the word “Todos” – “All, everyone”

“Desacata'o” is the contraction of the word “Desacatado” and it means, irreverent, disobedient, lawless. In this lyrics is used as “disobedient, wild, crazy at the party”

“Empastilla'o” is the contraction of the word “Empastillados” which can be literally translated as “On pills” however by the means of this song, the significate is “High”, “On drugs”

“Nota” Is necessary to clarify that the singer is not speaking about musical notes, but “Nota” is a slang used in Latin-American when people are high or on drugs “Que buena nota” – “What a good stuff” it hasn’t a literal translation but when understood the meaning it can be comprehended when is used  

Name of the artist of the song “Farruko"

A musician, was one of the producers of the song “Pepas”

A musician, was one of the producers of the song “Pepas”

A musician, was one of the producers of the song “Pepas”

“La 167” is Farruko musical album where “Pepas” belongs, check this

“La 167” is Farruko musical album where “Pepas” belongs, check this