Rabiosa
Shakira · Other Songs - Shakira
If you don't get enough I'll make it double
I got my boy now in big, big trouble
You know I want you
Atracao ahi
Ratata
You've got a lot of that sex appeal
Don't play around because I'm for real
You see that road isn't meant for me
You know I want you amarrao aqui
Oye papi
If you like it mocha
Come get a little closer
And bite me en la boca
Oye papi
If you like it mocha
Come get a little closer
And bite me en la boca
Rabiosa, rabiosa
Closer, come pull me closer
Yo soy rabiosa, rabiosa
Closer, come pull me closer
Rabiosa,
if you don't get enough I'll make it double
I'm tryin to have fun and
I love you but you want me
Atracao (ratata)
You got a lot of sex appeal
Now baby I'm for real
You see that road isn't meant for me
You know I want you amarrao aqui
Oye mami
Let me get that mocha
Come get a little closer
And bite me en la boca
Oye papi
If you like it mocha
Come get a little closer
And bite me en la boca
Oye mami
I like your mocha
Come get a little closer
And bite me en la boca
Oye papi
If you like it mocha
Come get a little closer
And bite me en la boca
Rabiosa, rabiosa
Closer, come pull me closer
Yo soy rabiosa, rabiosa
Closer, come pull me closer
Oye mami
Let me get that mocha
Come get a little closer
And bite me en la boca
Oye papi
If you like it mocha
Come get a little closer
And bite me en la boca
Oye mami
I like your mocha
Come get a little closer
And bite me en la boca
Oye papi
If you like it mocha
Come get a little closer
And bite me en la boca
Rabiosa - Shakira
Shakira's "Rabiosa" stands as a defining track from her 2005 album, "Fijación Oral, Vol. 2," blending Latin pop with electronic rhythms to create an energetic anthem. The song showcases her signature vocal power and dance-oriented production, reinforcing her status as a global icon who seamlessly merges traditional Latin sounds with contemporary pop sensibilities. Released during a period of immense commercial success, the track exemplifies the fusion of genres that characterized her work in the mid-2000s, featuring a driving beat and infectious melody that propelled her to international prominence. It remains a staple of her discography, celebrated for its vibrant energy and its role in establishing her as a leading figure in the Latin music revolution.

