Lyrics to Mi Gente


Mi Gente (J Balvin, Willy William)

Si el ritmo te lleva a mover la cabeza ya empezamos como es
Mi música no discrimina a nadie así que vamos a romper
Toda mi gente se mueve
Mira el ritmo cómo los tiene
Hago música que entretiene
El mundo nos quiere, nos quiere, y me quiere a mí


Toda mi gente se mueve
Mira el ritmo cómo los tiene
Hago música que entretiene
Mi música los tiene fuerte bailando y se baila así
Estamos rompiendo la discoteca
La fiesta no para, apenas comienza
C'est comme-çi, C'est comme-ça
Ma chérie La la la la la
Francia, Colombia, Me gusta (Freeze)
J Balvin, Willy William, Me gusta (Freeze)
Los DJ's no mienten
Le gusta a mi gente
Eso se fue mundial (Freeze)
No le pagamos
Mas nunca paramos
Es otro palo

Y dónde está mi gente
Mais fais bouger la tête
Y dónde está mi gente
Say yeah, yeah, yeah (Un, dos, tres)

De esquina a esquina y ahí nos vamos
El mundo es grande pero lo tengo en mi mano
Estoy muy duro, sí Okay, ahí vamo’
Y con el tiempo nos seguimos elevando

Que seguimos rompiendo aquí
Esta fiesta no tiene fin
Botellas para arriba sí
Los tengo bailando rompiendo y yo sigo aquí

Que seguimos rompiendo aquí
Esta fiesta no tiene fin
Botellas para arriba sí
Los tengo bailando rompiendo

Y dónde está mi gente
Mais fais bouger la tête
Y dónde está mi gente
Say yeah, yeah, yeah (Un, dos, tres)






If the rhythm drives you to move your head
We already started it like this
My music does not discriminate against anyone
So we're going to break it down
All of my people are moving
Look at the rhythm they have
I make music that entertains
The world wants us, wants us
And it wants me

All of my people are moving
Look at the rhythm they have
I make music that entertains
My music has them dancing strong
And they dance like that
We are breaking the disco
The party doesn’t stop, it only starts
It's like this, it's like that
My darling, la la la la la
France, Colombia, I like it (Freeze)
J Balvin, Willy William, I like it (Freeze)
The DJ’s don’t lie, they like my people
And that went worldwide (Freeze)
We don’t go down, we never stop
It’s another hit and blam!



And where are my people?
Move your head
And where are my people?
Say yeah, yeah, yeah
One, two, three, leggo
(Ay, say yes)

Corner on the corner, that’s where we go
The world is big, but I have it in my hands
I’m very tough, yes, okay, there we go
And over time we keep going up

We keep breaking it here
This party will never end
Bottles up, yeah
I got them dancing, breaking, and I’m still here

We keep breaking it here
This party will never end
Bottles up, yeah
I got them dancing, breaking, and I’m still here

And where are my people?
Move your head
And where are my people?
Say yeah, yeah, yeah

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