Fire (Sexy Dance)
Paulina Rubio · Border Girl [2002]
Even in the pouring rain
And beneath the stars above
I'm here with you again
Even if we're not in love
We'll dance together in the dark
I know how to light the spark
I'm burning up with mad desire
I wanna play with fire
Ah Ah Ah
I wanna play with fire
Ah Ah Ah
Ah, aah, ah, aah, ah, aah, ah, aah, ah [4 veces]
Guess this is how it all begins
When we let the music play
Wanna drag me in
Taste me like champagne
And let your hands go everywhere
On my body, through my hair
Your moves are so amazing
You know it makes me crazy
Ah Ah Ah
I wanna play with fire
Ah Ah Ah
I wanna play with fire
Ah, aah, ah, aah, ah, aah, ah, aah, ah [4 veces]
Don't stop it no, surrender to the beat just you and me
Just like it used to be, set your heart free when you surrender
Don't stop it no, cause I can feel the heat of you and me
Just like it used to be, set your heart free when you surrender
(I can barely breathe.......I can not believe
There's only you and me.....Moving
Desperatly.....Suddenly dance the dance)
Ah, aah, ah, aah, ah, aah, ah, aah, ah [4 veces]
(El beso.....Otro beso
Nada se compara...only you to me
Nothing means more to me)
And when we can't get enough
And history repeats
I only hear the sounds
Of your voice echoing
We'll do it all again somehow
Because it feels so good
We'll do the things that everybody-
Else wishes that they could now
Don't stop it no, surrender to the beat just you and me
Just like it used to be, set your heart free when you surrender
Don't stop it no, cause I can feel the heat of you and me
Just like it used to be, set your heart free when you surrender
Fire (Sexy Dance)
Paulina Rubio's "Fire (Sexy Dance)" stands as a defining track from her 2002 debut album, Border Girl. Released during the height of her international stardom, the song exemplifies the Latin pop and dance genres that characterized her early career. With its infectious rhythm and Rubio's signature vocal delivery, the recording became a staple on dance floors across Latin America and beyond. It reinforced her image as a vibrant performer capable of blending traditional Latin rhythms with contemporary pop sensibilities. The track remains a nostalgic touchstone for fans of her early work, capturing the energetic spirit of the early 2000s Latin music scene and cementing her status as a major figure in the genre.