'EoO' Lyrics & English Translation: See the Meaning of Bad Bunny's Party Anthem

Bad Bunny is storming up the charts with his new studio album, DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS.

Fans are eagerly looking up the lyrics and English translation for some of the album’s biggest bangers, including the highly addictive banger “EoO,” which is having a moment on social media already.

The 30-year-old Puerto Rican superstar both references and directly samples “Perreo Baby,” a song by former music duo Héctor y Tito: “Dancing perreo, baby, tra-tra, baby / In the club, baby, let’s get it, baby.”

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“EoO” stands for the ending syllable of “perreo,” the sexual style of dancing generally associated with reggaeton that originated in Puerto Rico in the late 1980s.

The joyous party track finds Benito getting sexual and partying with a woman: “I go down on her and she gets happy / She’s glammed up and just turned 30 / After midnight, she doesn’t count anything / Don’t call her while she’s partying if you don’t want her to lie.”

Throughout the track, he’s also bragging about his accomplishments as a best-selling artist, as well as celebrating Puerto Rico and its culture, an ongoing theme of the album.

“You’re listening to music from Puerto Rico, fool / We grew up listening to and singing this / In the housing projects, in the neighborhoods / From the 90s to the 2000s and forever / And I’m rolling with the best of all time, Tainy,” he says, shouting out his producer, adding “I don’t need to brag, you already know.”

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