Outro (Barrio Fino - Bonus Track Version)

They're gonna swing the swin as it is
Puerto Rican
You know
You know I was walking down the street
And I bumped into Esmeralda
Who was the pearl of the neighborhood
And her mother's name was Manuela
And her sister Carola
When I saw her, it was a beautiful sight
I ran to Campo Alegre
Collecting lilies, laurels, gabriola
Poppy, daisy, magnolia
In the mountains
Next to a lake
And on the other side a stream
I made a bouquet to take to her and her family
So that later she could plant the flowers in her gardens
Coming down the road
I noticed her family's house
And they were very humble
Hers even had a dirt door
But it didn't bother me, I was ready to die
And if suddenly I got sick
I would call Doctor Pila
Who lives in a tremendous villa
So he could give me good advice
I couldn't delay
Because my buddy was all over the place like a hawk
Sneaking behind her
But when he felt the breeze
Of so many flowers' aroma
Like that of a beautiful rose
He got excited and I felt like a distinguished man
Like Barbosa, I cried a lot
Canales, the cardboard and Gaudiel
I entered through the door and said
Sierra Linda
For a moment I thought
I could have a good adventure with her
But she told me no
First you have to
Take me traveling around the world
If you take me to Venezuela
Israel, Chancai, Vietnam
And even to the top of Cuba
I might give you special affection
But I don't promise anything
The girl was expensive
But since I didn't have money
I convinced her and took her to a little beach
And when she took off her swimsuit
So I wouldn't speak badly
I said damn girl, what a body
I stayed as an admirer
Admiring her beauty
It got me really excited
And quickly I threw a sheet under the sand
And in the exchange of words
The story was coming
The shooting
And in my mind the saints from heaven started to descend
I called on San Isidro, San Jose
San Fernando, San Antonio
Santa Elena and even Santa Teresita
And I asked them what they wanted
And they said let's go fishing
The taste of what
In the Plastetion River
And so I wouldn't send them anywhere
I sent them to a wall
Esmeralda, tower because that's what she was called
She wanted to leave because she was upset
But I invited her to my White House
Like the ones on the outskirts of Piedra La Monja
You know, like the little houses
If you open a wallet
Built by myself
Because I'm from the working-class neighborhood
Adorned with murals of the semi
Of Borinquen
And I said
Welcome to my neighborhood
Humble
But Fine

Thank you my people
This album is for all of you
Enjoy it
God bless you
Daddy Yankee, yo!
The cartel
Coming Soon!