Perezoso – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

• By: REINSD, Kingz

Lyrics & Translation

Dive into REINSD and Kingz's song "Perezoso" and enrich your Spanish vocabulary! "Perezoso" translates to "lazy," offering a fun entry point to learn about related words and expressions in Spanish. Discover the nuances of the language and expand your understanding through music.

[English]

Earning peso by peso, I'm not lazy

When I count that stack, I feel real good

My crew all eat, they all have their piece

I gave that person a hand, they took the whole arm

(The L ones)

A problem, tell me, that's how I hunt it down

That girl wants to be with me, and I'm not marrying

A problem, tell me, that's how I hunt it down

That girl wants to be with me, and I'm not marrying

Spending time on the sidelines, I saw him resting

Some act tough and give me a mafia look

If they talk about money, I've never taken a break

And if they talk about women, well, I put on a gentle face

Always in the game, I come out as a starter

And don't call me out on social media just to pretend later

(Ha, ha!)

With a dumb face, he's going to mess up

And cause trouble if they know I quickly break and smash it

I had five cars and almost crashed during the getaway

I was on the motorcycle doing spins around the neighborhood

That one can't keep up with me because I notice he's too slow

I fill my pocket and tell him "see you soon"

Earning peso by peso, I'm not lazy

When I count that stack, I feel real good

My crew all eat, they all have their piece

I gave that person a hand, they took the whole arm

(Ha, ha!)

A problem, tell me, that's how I hunt it down

That girl wants to be with me, and I'm not marrying

A problem, tell me, that's how I hunt it down

That girl wants to be with me, and I don't...

There's nothing left I'd strive for

You want me to show you how you can own the streets

Here, more than one gets hit for showing off

And if you show off, they can take your chain, even your hair

There was no money, but I made the deal

An innocent face, unless I'm robbing you

Everyone puts on a face like they're a villain

Fill my bag, the whole sack with bullets and money

That's why I don't leave a trace with anyone

(The L ones)

I never share their opinions over time

I split all the parts, I share with everyone

He has a Judas face, I better keep him away

Earning peso by peso, I'm not lazy

When I count that stack, I feel real good

My crew all eat, they all have their piece

I gave that person a hand, they took the whole arm

(Ha, ha!)

A problem, tell me, that's how I hunt it down

That girl wants to be with me, and I'm not marrying

(Ha, ha!)

A problem, tell me, that's how I hunt it down

That girl wants to be with me, and I don't...

The L ones

The organized family

The ones who don't just talk

Whenever you want, whatever you want,

however, wherever, where I am, just let me know

And we're in another league

Wherever you say

It's just that we're on another level

The L ones

[Spanish]

Buscando peso a peso, no soy perezoso

Cuando cuento ese taco, me pongo meloso

Los míos todos comen, tienen su pedazo

Le di la mano a ese, me cogió to' el brazo

(Los de la L)

Un problema, dime, así lo cazo

Esa quiere conmigo y yo no me caso

Un problema, dime, así lo cazo

Esa quiere conmigo y yo no me caso

Haciendo tiempo en la nevera, lo vi de reposo

Algunos se hacen malos y me ponen cara de mafioso

Si hablan de dinero, nunca he cogido descanso

Y si hablan de mujeres, pues me pongo la cara de manso

Siempre en el campo, yo salgo como titular

Y no me tire' en redes para luego tú disimular

(¡ja, ja!)

Con cara de tontito se va a equivocar

Y molestar si saben que yo rápido lo parto y lo rompo

Tuve cinco carros y en la fuga casi rompo

Iba con la moto dando por el barrio trompos

Ese no me llega porque lo noto muy lento

Lleno mi bolsillo y le digo hasta pronto

Buscando peso a peso, no soy perezoso

Cuando cuento ese taco, me pongo meloso

Los míos todos comen, tienen su pedazo

Le di la mano a ese, me cogió to' el brazo

(¡ja, ja!)

Un problema, dime, así lo cazo

Esa quiere conmigo y yo no me caso

Un problema, dime, así lo cazo

Esa quiere conmigo y yo no me...

No hay cosas por las que yo ya me empeñe

Quieres que te enseñe la manera de que la calle tú te adueñes

Aquí más de uno coge golpes por las señas

Y si enseñas, te pueden quitar cadena hasta las greñas

No había dinero, pero hacía el trato

Carita de bueno si no te atraco

Ponen caras todos como que es bellaco

Lléname la bolsa, de bala y dinero to' el saco

Es por eso que con ninguno le dejo el rastro

(Los de la L)

Sus opiniones en el tiempo nunca las comparto

Parto todas las partes, con todos comparto

Tiene cara de Judas, a ese mejor que lo aparto

Buscando peso a peso, no soy perezoso

Cuando cuento ese taco, me pongo meloso

Los míos todos comen, tienen su pedazo

Le di la mano a ese, me cogió to' el brazo

(¡ja, ja!)

Un problema, dime, así lo cazo

Esa quiere conmigo y yo no me caso

(¡ja, ja!)

Un problema, dime, así lo cazo

Esa quiere conmigo y yo no me...

Los de la L

La familia organizada

Los que no hablan por la boca

Cuando tú quieras, lo que quieras,

como sea, donde sea, donde estoy avisa

Y estamos en otra liga

Donde digas

Es que estamos en otra

Los de la L

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
perezoso /pe.ɾeˈso.so/ A2	adjective - lazy; unwilling to work or exert oneself
taco /ˈta.ko/ B1	noun - wad (of money), stack, block; in the context of the lyrics, a large bundle of banknotes.
meloso /meˈlo.so/ B1	adjective - sweet, honeyed, mellow; figuratively, excessively soft, pleasant, or sentimental, often used to describe a feeling of contentment or satisfaction.
pedazo /peˈða.θo/ A2	noun - piece, bit, portion; a share or part of something.
brazo /ˈbɾa.θo/ A1	noun - arm (limb); in the idiom 'coger to' el brazo' (from 'dar la mano y coger el brazo'), it means to take advantage of someone's generosity, to take an inch and take a mile.
cazar /kaˈθaɾ/ B1	verb - to hunt, to catch, to track down; figuratively, to find and deal with a problem or person quickly.
casar /kaˈsaɾ/ A2	verb - to marry, to get married; to unite in marriage.
nevera /neˈβe.ɾa/ A2	noun - refrigerator, fridge; an appliance for keeping food and drinks cool.
mafioso /maˈfjo.so/ B1	adjective - mafia-related, characteristic of the mafia. noun - mobster, mafioso; a member of the mafia.
descanso /desˈkan.so/ A2	noun - rest, break, pause; a period of relaxation or inactivity.
manso /ˈman.so/ B1	adjective - tame, docile, gentle, meek; in the context of the lyrics, to act innocent or harmless.
disimular /di.si.muˈlaɾ/ B2	verb - to hide, to conceal, to feign, to pretend, to disguise; to make something appear less noticeable.
romper /romˈpeɾ/ A2	verb - to break, to tear, to smash; to separate with violence the parts of a whole, or to destroy something.
lento /ˈlen.to/ A1	adjective - slow; moving or happening with little speed.
calle /ˈka.ʎe/ A1	noun - street; in a figurative sense ('la calle'), refers to street life, the urban environment, often associated with toughness, survival, or even crime.
adueñarse /a.ðweˈɲaɾ.se/ B2	verb - to take possession of, to take control of, to become master of (often implying by force or cunning).
golpe /ˈɡol.pe/ A2	noun - blow, hit, strike; an impact or a sudden strong action.
bellaco /beˈʎa.ko/ C1	adjective - wicked, cunning, mischievous; in some Latin American dialects, it can describe someone astute, bold, and with a connotation of being 'bad' or troublesome. noun - scoundrel, rogue, villain.
bala /ˈba.la/ B1	noun - bullet; a projectile fired from a firearm.
rastro /ˈras.tɾo/ B2	noun - trace, track, trail, sign; a mark or sign left by someone or something that has passed.
Judas /ˈxu.ðas/ C1	noun - Judas (a proper noun); used as a common noun to refer to a betrayer or traitor.