Gabriela Sabatini (feat. Jala)
Buba Corelli · Other Songs - Buba Corelli
Mirise tako dobro Gabriela Sabatini
hoda, ima svijet pod nogom
mjesa bijelo i Martini
Ama sve sa sebe skini
trosim ne pitam koliko
u glavi grami mami me
plese puca pod pod stiklom
Mala plese, puca pod pod stiklom
U glavi grami mami me
plese puca pod stiklom
iz kluba necu vani
pali me ko molotovljev zipo
Ne moram ni da je barim
rekla mi je na uho tiho
nek cekaju drugari
vodi me do stana dzipom
Lomi ko predozirana
pozira dok slika Nikon
slika u novinama
samo htjela je toliko
Nosi pred sobom sve ko ciklon
lovi u lovu je na lovu
tu sam do jutra
i vidim se u lovu sam na novu
Plese ko da se jebe
trese bulja se ljuja
vadim granje iz trese
gledam je lagano duvam
Gleda me gazda kluba
belaj bice 100 posto
bolje je da zovem druga
pa da zavrsimo poso
Tvoja mala me je prepoznala
cim sam uso bro
zapitala se odma
kako li izgledam go
Srolo sam nam "jo"
pito je hoces povuc cko
dok kisa para pada
mala dira pod pickom
Hocu parce kolaca
ta mi guza izgleda socno
po clubu skace bez gaca
mokra je kupanje nocno
Imam crnku, izgleda mocno
jebem je zguza pa bocno
ona hoce da mi da u guzu
jer sam obeco snimit spot s njom
Mala baca stil spaga na podu
samo hocu nju druge nek odu
ja bacam stil danda na bobu
dam joj petobu vaga nam robu
To gara Gabriela plesi
nemoj da bi sjela
niz njeno tijelo znoj se slijeva
guza sijeva zdesna slijeva
Gabriela Sabatini (feat. Jala)
Buba Corelli's "Gabriela Sabatini" stands as a defining track within the Yugoslav electronic and dance music scene. Featuring Jala, the recording blends Corelli's signature production style with a rhythmic, emotive vocal delivery that characterizes the genre's evolution in the early 2000s. The song exemplifies the era's fusion of traditional Balkan melodies with modern club beats, creating an atmospheric sound that resonated deeply across the region. As a key part of Corelli's discography, the track highlights his ability to craft immersive sonic landscapes that prioritize mood and movement over complex lyrical narratives. Its enduring popularity reflects the broader cultural impact of Yugoslav dance music during its peak, cementing the collaboration as a memorable moment in the genre's history.