Café con Leche is the new single by Pitbull, out on July 8. Pitbull sings most of the song in Spanish, an aspect that made many fans happy: the beat is incredibly catchy, and the song risks being a real summer hit. Since the lyrics are in Spanish, we will provide the song’s meaning in English in this article.
You can find the lyric video of Café con Leche below.
Café con Leche: the meaning of the lyrics
Café con Leche is Spanish for Coffee with Milk. In urban slang, the expression alludes to interracial contact between a black and a white person. And based on what Pitbull sings, we are clearly talking about sex.
¿Quién tiene café?
Yo tengo la leche
Do you have coffee?
I’ve got the milk
Si tú sabes colar café, mami, cuélgame este paquete
If you know how to strain coffee, mommy, hang this package on me
From these two lines, it’s clear to everybody that the song is full of sexual allusions that Pitbull makes to his “mami.” That’s, therefore, the real meaning of Café con Leche lyrics: he’s white, Mami is black, they can mix well together. Give me a coffee with milk, mommy.
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The complete lyrics and the English translation
Dame un café con leche, mami
Dame un café con leche (Azúcar)
Give me a coffee with milk, mommy
Give me a coffee with milk (sugar)
¿Quién tiene café?
Yo tengo la leche
Do you have coffee?
I’ve got the milk
Dame un café con leche, mami
Dame un café con leche
Give me a coffee with milk, mommy
Give me a coffee with milk
¿Quién tiene café? (Café?) Que yo tengo la leche (Leche)
Si tú sabes colar café (Café), mami, cuélgame este paquete (Paquete)
Ahora vámonos de fiesta, mami, vámonos de piquete (Piquete)
One’s company, two’s a crowd and three’s a party, café con leche
Who has coffee? I have milk (Milk)
If you know how to strain coffee (Coffee), mommy, hang this package on me (Package)
Now let’s go party, mommy, let’s go picket (Picket)
One’s company, two’s a crowd and three’s a party, coffee with milk
Dame un café con leche, mami
Dame un café con leche
Give me a coffee with milk, mommy
Give me a coffee with milk
¿Quién tiene café? (Café)
Yo tengo la leche (Leche)
Who has coffee? (Coffee)
I have milk (Milk)
Dame un café con leche, mami
Dame un café con leche
Give me a coffee with milk, mommy
Give me a coffee with milk
Ella le gusta el café, pero le encanta la leche (leche)
En la noche y en la mañana, ella siempre quiere su tete (Ahora)
Ahora vámonos de fiesta, mami, vámonos de piquete (Piquete)
One’s company, two’s a crowd and three’s a party, café con leche
She likes coffee, but she loves milk (milk)
At night and in the morning, she always wants it (Now)
Now let’s go party, mommy, let’s go picket (Picket)
One’s company, two’s a crowd and three’s a party, coffee with milk
Dame un café con leche, mami
Dame un café con leche (Azúcar)
Give me a coffee with milk, mommy
Give me a coffee with milk (sugar)
