A K-pop track that mixes Korean, Spanish, and English into a command to let loose.
A K-pop track that mixes Korean, Spanish, and English into a command to let loose.
The lyric leans into a bilingual, almost trilingual, swagger that trusts the groove to carry the meaning.
When it shifts to 'We know how to fly high,' it's less about altitude and more about the confidence that comes once the music takes over.
A K-pop track that mixes Korean, Spanish, and English into a command to let loose.
Follow, follow me, yeah
The lyric leans into a bilingual, almost trilingual, swagger that trusts the groove to carry the meaning. When it shifts to 'We know how to fly high,' it's less about altitude and more about the confidence that comes once the music takes over.
The repeated 'chumchwo da bamsae vamos loco', dance all night, let's go crazy, isn't an invitation. It's a directive, the kind you shout over a beat when the room's already moving. Those words answer the pressure to drop everything and just feel the rhythm, no translation needed.
It's a simple, magnetic pull in the middle of the chaos. The line doesn't ask; it assumes you're already falling in step.
The way 'iriro jeoriro' and 'left, left, left' punch through the mix gives the track a physical, almost choreographed, urgency.
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chumchwo da bamsae vamos loco
ssak da jiphaphae iriro jeoriro
Now taking to the left, left, left
And now taking to the right, right, right
chumchwo da bamsae vamos loco
Get up ttarawa ttarawa na na na
wu wu
baeryeo ttawin barajima
To night, night, night
gogael heundeureo heundeureo da michyeo hey
bokjaphan saenggakdeureun dwisjeon what
no matter nega mwol baradeon da da da
jeo balkeun bulbit meosissneun uisang
neol chodaehae yeogie
Follow, follow me, yeah
You want it, oh
hamseongsorin nal umjigiji
ja ttarawa ttarawa hwak neukkim oji
chumchwo da bamsae vamos loco
ssak da jiphaphae iriro jeoriro
Now taking to the left, left, left
And now taking to the right, right, right
chumchwo da bamsae brrr vamos loco
Party time wu na na na
Party time da ttwinora
Oh, wu na na na ay, ay
Are you ready pan beollyeo
deuribueo uri kkeo
Welcome to our zone
nege syamballareul boyeojuji iriro
iriro
hwaksilhi hwakbojeogin urideulmanui rul
bakjaneun mamdaero hae
nega mandeuneun groove
senorita we livin’ la vida loca
neukkim eopsneun saramdeureun jeoriro ga
miri malhae dujiman noneun muri dalla
Are you ready
Vamos loco
jeo balkeun bulbit meosissneun uisang
neol chodaehae yeogie
Follow, follow me, yeah
You want it, oh
hamseongsorin nal umjigiji
ja ttarawa ttarawa hwak neukkim oji
chumchwo da bamsae vamos loco
ssak da jiphaphae iriro jeoriro
Now taking to the left, left, left
And now taking to the right, right, right
chumchwo da bamsae vamos loco
heullyeobeorigo da ijeobeorimyeon
You already know
Are you ready already
nal yokhamyeo anirago songarakjilhae
So what urin urimanui gireul gaecheokhae
bollyumeul ollyeo
We know how to fly high
Why you mad neon geunyang jeulgimyeon dwae
bamsae vamos loco vamos loco
ssak da jiphaphae iriro jeoriro
iriro jeoriro
Now taking to the left, left, left
And now taking to the right, right, right
chumchwo da bamsae vamos loco
Party time wu na na na
Party time da ttwinora
Oh wu na na na ay, ay
Are you ready pan beollyeo
A K-pop track that mixes Korean, Spanish, and English into a command to let loose. The lyric leans into a bilingual, almost trilingual, swagger that trusts the groove to carry the meaning. When it shifts to 'We know how to fly high,' it's less about altitude and more about the confidence that comes once the music takes over.
D-CRUNCH performs "Are You Ready?", and this lyric page sits inside the D-CRUNCH catalog on LyroVerse.
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