Belly Danza
Don Omar · King of Kings [2006]
ohhhhh no
ohhhhh na na na na na na naaa
Jamaican and puerto rican conection, caribean
'cause we have dominican collection
venezuela mexican and colombian!
toma latino pa'que te perree esto!
Like a belly danza _________
Everyday
Jamaicaaaaaaaaaa
Puerto rico
Me excita bailocuras
Te cura
Provoca tu calentura
Bailando La mambura caliente
Figura. que toca el suelo con tanta soltura
[Coro]
Flota como burbuja
Cuando se esturja
Cuando calua
Que anda frontua
Ya mi combo sabe que se tremenda guillua
Es boa que aperrear te empuja
Like a belly danza
Everyday
Jamaicaaaaaaaaa
Puerto ricoooooo
Mi belly danza es una killer
Si bebe tequila dejala tranquila
O te aniquila si al besarle la boca te sabe a vodka
Sola se toca si la provocas
[Coro]
Flota como burbuja
Cuando se estruja
Cuando calua
Que anda frontua
Ya mi combo sabe que se tremenda guillua
Esa boa que aperrear te empuja
Cubaaaaaaa
Like a bally danza
Everyday
Puerto ricoooooo
Nelly, Nelly, Nelly
Panama
Peruuu
Cubaaa
Like a belly danza
Everyday
Common, common
All the jamaicas
Boricuas
Papi
The Kkings
The kings
Don
This is me and bennie man
The kings of the dance hall
You know
The caribbean conection
Tu sabes paip, se juntaron los reyes
The kings of the dance hall HEY
The kings of the dance hall HEY
The kings of the dance hall HEY
The kings of the dance hall HEY
Belly Danza
Don Omar's "Belly Danza" stands as a vibrant testament to the reggaeton genre's evolution in the mid-2000s. Released on his seminal 2006 album, King of Kings, the track exemplifies the fusion of Latin rhythms with urban sensibilities that defined his career. As a cornerstone of his discography, the recording showcases Omar's signature vocal delivery and the infectious energy characteristic of his work during this prolific era. The song reflects the broader cultural movement of the time, capturing the dance-floor appeal and rhythmic complexity that made reggaeton a global phenomenon. It remains a key song in his catalog, illustrating his ability to craft anthems that resonate across borders while maintaining authentic Caribbean roots.