Dirán de mi – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

• By: Natanael Cano, Tito Torbellino Jr

Lyrics & Translation

Dive into the rhythmic world of Corridos Tumbados with this track! By listening to 'Dirán de mi,' you can learn modern Mexican Spanish slang and the specific linguistic patterns used in contemporary regional music, making it a perfect tool for understanding current cultural expressions.

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I've worked hard to get what I

want, and I've tried many times to

be the first one she dances for. Even

when things go wrong, despite the

setbacks, God gets me through. They say things about me,

that I'm the worst, that I was happy when I wasn't.

The struggle was quite a lot to get to

where I am. In an hour, through Sonora, I

ride around. They'll always see me

patrolling, with my tactical vest hanging low and

the rhythm vibrating, wearing

Versace and a joint to smoke. A bad

mood, some red ones, just to blast

on the boardwalk. To empty ourselves, we head to

Vallarta; that's where I like to go. Always

with respect to the young guys, before dealing

with them, we're well-armed with a "Patito."

Sonora is up, old friend!

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A good friend to the people who gave me a

hand, making money and getting bills. And

let's go! There is no fear here, and certainly

not among the crew I have by my side. It's a

parade of armored vehicles

driving by.

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It took a lot to get to where I am, and through

Sonora, in a heavy ride, I cruise. And towards

Mazatlán, we stroll along the boardwalk.

We head to Vallarta, that's where I like

to go, always with respect to the young guys.

You'll see the diamonds on my chest,

letting my humility show.

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[Spanish]

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he trabajado duro para obtener lo que yo

quiero y lo intentado muchas veces para

ser el primero que le perrea de mejor

sálvese que me caen pero a pesar de los

tropiezo Dios sale de la que tiran de mí

que soy lo peor que fui feliz y no fue

así la batalla es bastante para llegar a

donde estoy en una hora por Sonora me

navegó siempre me verán

patrullar con la pechera bien colgado y

los libros las de vibrar portando

Versace y un gallo para quemar un mal

Boro de los rojos no más para tronar

en el malecón vaciarnos jalamos para

Vallarta por ella me gusta andar siempre

con respeto al chavalón antes de tratar

muy bien calados con Patito

arriba Sonora vieja

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buen amigo de la gente que me dio la

mano haciendo feria o en billete y El

Fierro terciado Aquí no hay miedo menos

Los Plebes que traigo al lado es un

desfile de blindadas las que andan

pasando

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bastante para llegar a donde estoy y por

Sonora en una dura me navegó y hace el

Mazatlán en el malecón pasear nos

jalamos para Vallarta por allá me gusta

andar siempre con respeto al chava no lo

han de mirar Los Brillantes en el pecho

que se note la humildad

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Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
trabajado tra-ba-ha-do A1	verb - worked
tropiezo tro-pye-so B2	noun - stumble / setback
batalla ba-ta-ya A2	noun - battle / struggle
patrullar pa-tru-yar B2	verb - to patrol
pechera pe-che-ra B2	noun - body armor / chest vest
quemar ke-mar A2	verb - to burn
feria fe-rya A2	noun - money (slang)
blindadas blin-da-das B2	adjective - armored (vehicles)
humildad u-mil-dad B1	noun - humility
respeto res-pe-to A2	noun - respect
terciado ter-sya-do C1	adjective - worn across the chest/shoulder
brillantes bri-yan-tes A2	adjective - shiny / diamonds
desfile des-fi-le B1	noun - parade / procession
navegó na-ve-go B1	verb - sailed / traveled (slang: patrolled)
billete bi-ye-te A2	noun - banknote / money