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“Moscow Mule” meaning

Bad Bunny · 2022 · 🇵🇷 Puerto Rico · Level B2

The opening song of Un Verano Sin Ti: a summer flirt, named after a cocktail, with Bad Bunny keeping things light.

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What the song is about

“Moscow Mule” opens Bad Bunny's 2022 album Un Verano Sin Ti (a summer without you). It's named after a cocktail of vodka, ginger beer and lime, and it sets the mood for the whole record: the beach, the heat, a drink in hand, and an attraction he wants to enjoy without turning it into a serious relationship.

The beat is mellow and tropical, and his delivery is relaxed — one of his easier songs to follow, though still full of Puerto Rican slang and English loanwords.

It's a good song for the vocabulary of a summer night — the drink, the beach, to go out, to fall in love (or not) — and for hearing how Bad Bunny bends Spanish vowels and drops consonants when he sings.

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Level B2 · Summer slang, a mellow beat

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