Rico, rico rico miedo
rico, rico rico miedo
cuando se acerca a bailar este merengue
cuando se acerca a bailar con este monster
cuando se acerca a bailar este merengue
cuando se acerca a bailar con este monster
baila merengue bailando pa aca
si baila conmigo te pongo a chupar
que chula mi mami bailando pegao
de medio ladito acombichao
rico, rico rico miedo
rico, rico rico miedo
tu sabes mamita que tu va a gozar
con elvis y el guco te vas a trasnochar
bailando de noche, bailando de dia
ay con tu guquito te da alegria
rico, rico rico miedo
rico, rico rico miedo
buuu, te asuste que rico miedo
buuu, te asuste. no te asustebuuu, te asuste no tengas miedo
buuu, te asuste, su cuerpo
su cuerpo me trago, me trago, me trago
su cuerpo me trago, me trago, me trago
su cuerpo me trago, me trago, me trago
su cuerpo me trago, me trago, me trago
rico, rico rico miedo
rico, rico rico miedo
su cuerpo me trago, me trago, me trago
su cuerpo me trago, me trago, me trago
su cuerpo me trago, me trago, me trago
su cuerpo me trago, me trago, me trago
rico, rico rico miedo
rico, rico rico miedo
Elvis Crespo (born July 30, 1971) is a Puerto Rican-American singer and songwriter known for his merengue music. Raised in Bayamón, Puerto Rico, he began his musical career at the age of 15. His stage name was inspired by the legendary Elvis Presley. Crespo achieved international success with albums like "Suavemente" (1998) and "Pintame" (2000), which sold millions of copies worldwide. Some of his most popular songs include "Suavemente", "Piel Canela", "Tu Respira", and "Añádele". Crespo has won numerous awards, including a Grammy Award and a Latin Grammy Award for his merengue music.
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