Lil Wayne Assists Maître Gims On "Corazon"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 202219.5K Views

Maître Gims & Lil Wayne link up on "Corazon."

Lil Wayne's closed 2017 and entered 2018 on a very strong note. The rapper dropped off Dedication 6 on Christmas and a week later, he announced the Reloaded edition along with his collab with Drake on "Family Feud." He's also been coming through with some loose singles and some guest verses along the way. His latest guest verse is on French rapper and singer Maître Gims upcoming project Centuire Noire.

Lil Wayne joins Maître Gims on his latest track "Corazon." Maître Gims bounces back and forth between French and English throughout the song. The song has a very evident reggaeton influence to it and Wayne continues to slay his verse as expected.

"Corazon" is currently available in select international markets and will be available everywhere by midnight.

Quotable Lyrics
Her name was Marie, I met her in Paris
She a thief 'cause she stole my (corazon)
She love to hear it beat, I love from my head to my feet
She my sweet, sweet (Corazon)

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