Spanish Laninya Rap Song

[St. Brett]

Can someone help me out please?

Anyone here into Spanish music?

The other night I was listening to some FM station and this chicone comes on rapping about Laninya.
Has anyone heard it?
It's about a girl selling candy in the begining then goes on to sell harder candy. Street candy to be exact.

See, the trouble is I'm trying to find it online today and nothing's coming up.

I may have the title of the song wrong but it's Spanish and it's called La-nina or La-ninya?
Is she Aussie or American I'm not sure.

Nothing's coming up on either google or lime wire.

Help us out eh?
Momma la verga, piche puta's!
Christ help me!

 

[Eelementary]

I haven't heard it mate, but I suspect the song would be called "La nina", with the Spanish "ene" (the n with the squiggle above it), meaning "the girl".

Did you try Googling "la nina +" and entering some of the lyrics?

 

[St. Brett]

Elementary

I think this is it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QqXg68pYxsM&feature=fvst

I was punching in La Ninya with a Y.

Why am I drawn to this sh*t for?

She mentions the cajone's through the song somewhere.

I think it's about about father and mother's non-love of a little girl who grows into becoming a drug addict and pusher.
She misses the affection of her father, or lack of it.
And...I dunno she really wants to sell candy in a fanstay but really she knows it's drugs that she'll grow into and f*ckin' with the clockers and street scum of Sth America.

It just makes me want to drink some sh*t and lounge.
It's so smooth.