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Rakata is a word used in reggaeton as an anagram for "atacar", which means attack in spanish. Is used in that music genre meaning hitting on someone, having sex with someone or dance reggaeton hard and quick (perrear duro), referring to the onomatopeia of the sound of a machine gun"rakata-rakata".
Popularized by Wisin & Yandel on their 2005 song "Rakata Rakata
Rakata Pum Rakata
Si se me pega voy a darle
Rakata by IMNOONESTOP January 11, 2019
Related Words
Rakath • Rakata • rahath • Rakah • rakataka • rakatuya • Ranathan • raath • Ragatha • rajath

Rapathon 

A competition whereby competitors (many people 1000+) rap for the longest. Very popular in North Jersey.
Great oppurtunity for advertisers... as the person who wins might get a record deal etc..
Chica: "yo wassup bitch, u heard watz goin down dis weekend??"
chica 2: "no way hombre, watz goin on gal?"
chica: "only 36hrs of freestyling fun, thatz watz goin down."
hombre: "bust some rhymes for some busted times."

all: "rapathon" all *sigh*
Rapathon by Rapathon chief organiser December 12, 2009
A word typically used when showing frustration or honoring someone or something, can be used as a positive meaning or a negative meaning.
Omg stfu your such a Rakatribo!
Lets go rakatribo your such a gosh!
Rakatribo by Joofanator July 20, 2021

rakataka 

used in Panama meaning hood rat. or in spanish ratona.
esa muchacha es tremenda rakataka.
rakataka by nie nie November 10, 2008
A slang word meaning Sex in spanish.
Rakata, Rakata, Si se me pega voy a darle... - Wisin y Yandel "Rakata"
Rakata by LaLoka October 23, 2005
Cuban slang for having sex. The word Rakata (repeated over and over) imitates the sound that furniture makes when 2 people are having sex.
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"
Rakata by Perreo Mami October 30, 2011
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