Qlona
by Karol G (featuring Peso Pluma)

Album: Mañana Será Bonito (Bichota Season) (2023)
Charted: 28
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Songfacts®:

  • "Qlona" is a dancehall-inspired track carrying a message of female empowerment. Karol G's lyrics find her in full Bichota mode, exuding confidence and self-love.

    Ayer te vi solita
    Esa carita bonita
    Diablo, qué mamacita


    The lyrics translate into English as:
    I saw you on your own yesterday
    That pretty face of yours
    Damn, what a mamacita


    The song is a celebratory anthem to Karol G's own beauty and value.
  • The song title "Qlona" reads as "Culona" or "Curvaceous" in English. The word "lona" in Spanish can mean "canvas" or "tarpaulin," but it is also slang for "big booty." Karol G sings on the chorus:

    Te mentiría si no estoy loca por verte
    Con ese jeancito cómo te ves de culona


    It translates into English as:
    I would lie to you if I say I'm not crazy for seeing you
    With those jeans, what a big booty
  • "Qlona" is the fifth track on Karol G's mixtape Mañana Será Bonito (Bichota Season). The Colombian star had teased the track's intro for a couple of weeks before finally unveiling that it was part of a collaboration with Puerto Rican rapper and singer Peso Pluma.
  • Peso's rhymes find him transfixed by the thought of seeing Karol G's booty in a thong. He wants to kiss and get intimate with the Colombian singer.
  • Karol G and Peso Pluma co-wrote "Qlona" with Colombian songwriter Dani and Karol's go-to producer, Ovy On The Drums.

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