Lyrics & Translation
I got soldiers for the missions, yeah
Oh, oh, it's Ozo
Don't get mad, bastards, we're the connection
Honestly, I don't give a damn what you might think of me
It's 300 Rolexes, yellow, lots of blunts
The muse isn't leaving, I'm just counting money
I'm just counting, ta, ta
I'm just counting and not paying attention to anyone
Fuck those who talk behind my back, tra, tra
I'm just counting (baby)
I'm just counting my money
And you're just a cheap copy
Armored the Mercedes
Always strapped because life is ungrateful
All you do is trash talk, AK, AR, there's no Glock here
I stepped aside, but the shooter is my bro
You're a fake and we all know it
You fronted on me, and we're coming for you right away
The Cybertruck, with the ski-mask, everyone dressed in Hellstar
What do you know? I come from hustling
You don't know what it's like to go hunting, tell him, man
Tell them, Yoshi, these bastards just snitch
Everything's good, the Mercedes shines
A double magazine is what I have for you guys
Your vibe is weird, your pistols are for show
I'm counting what my boys will have in the year 2079
We run what moves, what we have is what you want
Don't get upset, my muse is 200 amps
In the studio, they're thugs, they're bullies
Connected from PR to Spain
With my guys doing time in prisons
I'm just counting, ta, ta
I'm just counting and not paying attention to anyone
Fuck those who talk behind my back, tra, tra
I'm just counting and not paying attention to anyone
Now I want to ride, gather money, we're going to double it
It's clear that I left the foolishness behind
Now that I've risen, who's going to bring me down?
I don't even look over there because they all want to see me without air
Listen, the money is worth the struggle
I'm counting millions from the gloves and the hood
With struggle, we buy two houses
A gossiper who blabs, wants to know everything that happens
Counting from what he doesn't even hear
God protects my family, that's the first thing
To my brothers, second, I'm the third
I'm going to keep trying and if I die someday
I want you to know, if I died, it was looking for money
I'm just counting, ta, ta
I'm just counting and not paying attention to anyone
Fuck those who talk behind my back, tra, tra
I'm just counting
I-yeh, ha, ha
Ozuna, Nuclear
Ha, ha, JC Reyes
Rolo, Rolo
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I'm just counting and not paying attention to anyone
Key Vocabulary
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soldados /solˈda.ðos/ A2 |
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misiones /miˈsjo.nes/ B1 |
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pensar /penˈsaɾ/ A2 |
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money /ˈmʌni/ A1 |
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copia /ˈko.pja/ B1 |
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vida /ˈbi.ða/ A1 |
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hablan /ˈa.βlan/ A1 |
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shooter /ˈʃuː.tər/ B1 |
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cazar /kaˈθaɾ/ B1 |
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peine /ˈpei.ne/ B2 |
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pistola /pisˈto.la/ A2 |
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estudio /esˈtu.ðjo/ A2 |
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tiempo /ˈtjem.po/ A1 |
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dinero /diˈne.ɾo/ A1 |
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familia /faˈmi.lja/ A1 |
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lucha /ˈlu.tʃa/ B1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Tengo soldados pa las misione, yeh
➔ Use of 'pa' instead of 'para'.
➔ This is a colloquial shortening, common in spoken Spanish and some dialects. 'Para' means 'for' or 'to'. The dropping of the 'ra' makes it more informal and slangy.
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A mí, en verdad, que sin cojone lo que tú puedas pensar de mí
➔ Idiomatic expression using 'sin cojones' expressing indifference. Subjunctive mood ('puedas').
➔ 'Sin cojones' is a vulgar, but common, phrase meaning 'I don't give a damn' or 'I don't care'. The subjunctive 'puedas' is used because it follows a phrase expressing doubt or lack of certainty ('lo que tú puedas pensar'). The 'A mí' is an emphatic dative pronoun.
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Yo lo que estoy e' en contá y no pendiente a nadie
➔ Use of 'e'' instead of 'es'. Structure 'Yo lo que estoy es...' (emphasizing what he's doing).
➔ The 'e'' is another colloquial shortening of 'es'. The structure 'Yo lo que estoy es + gerund' emphasizes the activity he is currently engaged in: counting.
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Fuck los que hablan por detrá, tra, tra
➔ Foreign word usage ('fuck'). Use of 'por detrá' instead of 'detrás'.
➔ The inclusion of the English word 'fuck' is common in contemporary music. 'Por detrá' and 'detrás' both mean 'behind'. Using 'por detrá' is more colloquial.
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Y tú lo que ere e' una copia barata
➔ Use of 'ere' instead of 'eres'. Informal language and simplification.
➔ Dropping the 's' from 'eres' to make 'ere' is a common simplification in some Spanish dialects, especially in informal speech. It contributes to the casual, slangy tone of the song.
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To lo tuyo es trash talk, AK, AR, aquí no hay Glock
➔ Use of 'To' instead of 'Todo'. Code-switching (English: 'trash talk', brand names AK, AR, Glock).
➔ 'To' is a shortened version of 'Todo'. This is a clear example of code-switching, blending English and Spanish seamlessly within the lyrics. The brand names are used to refer to different types of firearms.
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Tú ere un virao y lo sabemos to'
➔ Use of 'ere' instead of 'eres'. Use of 'to'' instead of 'todo'. Omission of the final 'd' in 'virado'.
➔ Similar to the previous example, 'ere' is a simplified version of 'eres'. 'To'' is a colloquial shortening of 'todo', meaning 'everything' or 'all'. The omission of the final 'd' in 'virado' is also common in informal speech.
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Se nota que dejé las atontá'
➔ Use of 'atontá'' instead of 'atontadas'.
➔ Apostrophe indicates missing letters (in this case, the final -das), indicating an informal contraction, typical of spoken language.
