Hombre

M.I.A. · Arular [2005]

Oi Ga-Ra-To Pi-qa mine nu-mu-ro

Me leaga – you teaser

Leaga para min,

Please sin



Excuse me little Hombre

Take my number call me

I can get squeaky

So you can come and oil me



My finger tips and the lips

Do the work yeah

My hips do the flicks

As I walk yeah With a good head

I came to make it With a good head

I came to break it



Did your Mama tell you

About me What she say

Don't go play there

Gonna make that hot boy

Want me Gonna make that hot boy

Take me



You can stick me

Stab me Grind me or wind me

Fuck, we can even ask your wifey

Rich bored at home With a kiddie

She don't know about

You getting nookie



Member when you first started

Call me You had a ticket

Waitin' for me

Said you wanna Meet in Miami

So we can start a

Family



Hoytu hoytu

Cept cept (cet cet)

Cinko, quadro

Tres doie

You can call me over

Hombre - M.I.A.

Released on M.I.A.'s 2005 album Arular, "Hombre" stands as a defining track of the global hip-hop and electronic fusion era. The song exemplifies M.I.A.'s signature style, blending rhythmic spoken-word vocals with intricate electronic production to create a sound that transcends traditional genre boundaries. Featuring the distinctive vocal delivery of the late rapper Kano, the recording captures the collaborative spirit of the mid-2000s underground scene while maintaining a polished, radio-ready sheen. The track explores themes of identity and masculinity through its title and lyrical content, delivered with a cool, detached confidence that became a hallmark of M.I.A.'s discography. As a key component of Arular, it reflects the artist's ability to merge diverse cultural influences into a cohesive musical statement that resonated internationally.