Pa' Mayte [English translation]

And here I come,

here I come and there we'll see,

and there we'll see,

we'll see how to have a good time,

how to have fun.

It's fun with the bembé1

with the bembé

the bembé is African.

Look at her..

Look at how pretty she is,

pretty she is.

Pretty she is and it shows,

it shows.

It shows I don't know what,

I don't know what,

I don't know what Mayte has.

And here I come,

here I come and there we'll see,

and there we'll see,

we'll see how to have a good time,

how to have fun.

It's fun with the bembé

with the bembé

the bembé is African.

Look at her...

Look at how pretty she is,

pretty she is.

Pretty and it shows,

it shows.

It shows I don't know what,

I don't know what,

I don't know what Mayte has.

And here I come...

and there we'll see...

how to have fun...

with the bembé...

Don't ask me

when I'm leaving,

if I still like the town where I am.

Forgive me

if I complain,

but I like it much better when Alejo sings it.

I'm Pacific, I'm Carribean

and in Santa Marta I play soccer with Pibe.2

I want to shout it out,

I'm going to do it,

Long live Palenque,3 long live Pambelé!4

And here I come,

here I come and there we'll see,

and there we'll see,

we'll see how to have a good time,

how to have fun.

It's fun with the bembé

with the bembé

the bembé is African

Look at her...

And there I go...

And there we'll see..

how to have fun...

with the bembé.

1. African drum2. Carlos Alberto Valderrama Palacio, a former soccer player known as "El Pibe"3. Palenque is a northern city in Colombia4. Antonio Cervantes Reyes, known as Kid Pambelé, is an ex-boxer and trainer in Colombia