Rakata
a slang word meaning s-x in spanish.
rakata, rakata, si se me pega voy a darle… – wisin y yandel “rakata”
a word used in a reggaeton song sung by wisin y yandel it really has no meaning in particular its just a filler word really the song is about s-x so if u want to -ssociate rakata with anything u can -ssociate it with s-x
rakata rakata si se me pega voy a darle rakata rakata esta noche quiero hacerle
rakata rakata si se me pega voy a darle
rakata rakate ehhh me toca a mi
cuban slang for having s-x. the word rakata (repeated over and over) imitates the sound that furniture makes when 2 people are having s-x.
as in the reggaeton song by wisin y yandel
“rakata, rakata
si se me pega voy a darle
rakata, rakata
esta noche quiero hacerle
rakata, rakata”
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