CHUFULAS – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

• By: Fuerza Regida
• Album: 111XPANTIA

Lyrics & Translation

Dive into the world of modern regional Mexican music with Fuerza Regida's "CHUFULAS"! This vibrant corrido tumbado offers a dynamic way to learn Spanish, immersing you in contemporary slang and expressions related to celebration and a lavish lifestyle. The song's explicit and confident lyrics provide an authentic glimpse into cultural narratives, making it a unique and engaging piece to enhance your language skills.

[English]

I’m drunk again, chúfulas, money

We’re connected and there’s cash to spend

It’s not the weekend, but I’m spending dough

I’ve got the hottest girl from Culiacán

Tumbling in bed, sips of champagne

Living a movie in Paris like Chino Ántrax

Pure danger, like the godfather’s parties

All tens, and tonight they’re making their debut

Lost in excess, the girls can’t sleep

Nothing matters anymore, bro

I treat them rough, they ask for money

’Cause I look like a maniac

And even though I’m not from the cartel

I can deck you out in every brand

Depends how generous you’re gonna be

Ah

God help me

Fuer-za Regida!

And up with the crew, cousin

Oh, my girl

Auh!

I’m hungover again, crazy, up all night

Flying another booty over here

That little heart looks so cute on you

On your left cheek when it pops

I’m like Don Perfirio, I own the style

And more than 30 are gonna envy me

The girl you’ve got, you’ve got her with you

’Cause not long ago I stopped hitting that

Lost in excess, the girls can’t sleep

Nothing matters anymore, bro

I treat them rough, they ask for money

’Cause I look like a maniac

And even though I’m not from the cartel

I can deck you out in every brand

Depends how generous you’re gonna be

...

[Spanish]

Otra vez ando pedo, chúfulas, dinero

Conectamos y hay pa' gastar

No es fin de semana, yo gastando lana

Traigo a la más buena de Culiacán

Revolcones en cama, tragos de champaña

Traigo una movie en París como el chino Ántrax

Cual puto peligro, fiestas del padrino

Son puras dieces que hoy se van a estrenar

Perdido en exceso, las chulas sin sueño

Ya nada importa, carnal

Las pongo de perro, me piden dinero

Porque parezco maniac

Y aunque no sea de la maña

De todas las marcas te puedo forrar

Depende qué rico te vas a mochar

Ah

Válgame Dios

¡Fuer-za Regida!

Y arriba la empresa, pariente

Ay, mi niña

¡Auh!

Otra vez ando crudo, loco, amanecido

Volando otro culo pa' acá

Ese corazoncito te luce bonito

En la nalga izquierda cuando bota

Soy como don Perfirio, domino el estilo

Y más de 30 me la van a pelar

La morra que tienes, la tienes contigo

Porque hace poco la dejé de clavar

Perdido en exceso, las chulas sin sueño

Ya nada importa, carnal

Las pongo de perro, me piden dinero

Porque parezco maniac

Y aunque no sea de la maña

De todas las marcas te puedo forrar

Depende qué rico te vas a mo-char

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
dinero /diˈneɾo/ A1	noun - money
gastar /ɡasˈtaɾ/ A2	verb - to spend
lana /ˈlana/ B2	noun - cash, money (slang) noun - wool
Culiacán /kuli.aˈkan/ B1	proper noun - Culiacán (city in Mexico)
cama /ˈkama/ A1	noun - bed
champaña /tʃamˈpaɲa/ A2	noun - champagne
peligro /peˈɾiɣo/ A2	noun - danger
fiestas /ˈfjestas/ A2	noun - parties
exceso /ekˈse.so/ B1	noun - excess
chulas /ˈtʃulas/ B2	adjective - pretty, attractive noun - pretty girls (slang)
sueño /ˈsweɲo/ A1	noun - sleep noun - dream
carnal /kaɾˈnal/ B2	adjective - fleshly, carnal noun - close friend, brother (slang)
perro /ˈpero/ A1	noun - dog
maníaco /maˈni.a.ko/ B2	noun - maniac
marcas /ˈmaɾkas/ B1	noun - brands
forrar /foˈrar/ B2	verb - to line, to cover verb (slang) - to give someone money (slang)
rico /ˈri.ko/ A1	adjective - rich, wealthy adjective - delicious, tasty
empresa /emˈpɾesa/ B1	noun - company, business
crudo /ˈkɾuðo/ B1	adjective - raw (food) adjective (slang) - drunk, hungover
loco /ˈloko/ A2	adjective - crazy, insane

Key Grammar Structures

• Otra vez ando pedo, chúfulas, dinero

  ➔ Present tense with 'ando'

  ➔ The verb 'ando' (from 'andar') is used in the present tense to describe a habitual or ongoing action, here meaning 'I am again drunk'.

• No es fin de semana, yo gastando lana

  ➔ Present participle with 'gastando'

  ➔ The present participle 'gastando' (spending) is used to describe an action happening at the same time as the main clause, 'I am spending money'.

• Traigo a la más buena de Culiacán

  ➔ Present tense with 'traigo'

  ➔ The verb 'traigo' (from 'traer') is used in the present tense to mean 'I bring' or 'I have with me', here referring to bringing the most beautiful woman from Culiacán.

• Son puras dieces que hoy se van a estrenar

  ➔ Future tense with 'van a estrenar'

  ➔ The future tense 'van a estrenar' (going to debut) is used to describe an action that will happen in the future, here referring to the debut of the 'tens'.

• Las pongo de perro, me piden dinero

  ➔ Present tense with 'pongo' and 'piden'

  ➔ The verbs 'pongo' (I put) and 'piden' (they ask) are both in the present tense, describing habitual actions: 'I treat them badly, they ask me for money'.