Rosones – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

• By: Tito Double P

Lyrics & Translation

Dive into "Rosones" by Tito Double P, a vibrant track from the Regional Mexican genre that showcases the exhilarating side of fame and success. Learn about the artist's opulent lifestyle and confident swagger, and explore how this song has become a massive hit, resonating with listeners through its bold lyrics and infectious energy.

[English]

Ah-ja-jay

Tito Double P

Oh, mom

...

Another wash, crystal bottles

The pack arrives, I want to burst it

I bring the hottest one from all of Instagram

Beautiful body, that butt is natural

You want a boyfriend, chocolate and flowers

I'll gift you, girl, even some roses

But don't tell that we lit up the blunts

Because your friends will envy you

The washed-up girls, I love what fame does

I look like a boss, I look good in Dolce & Gabbana

I have good backup and a ton of girls know my bed

My love, I'm not jealous

Girl, don't worry, there's no problem here

There's no problem here

Oh, mom

Private flight, the flowers are from the weed

Come on, mommy, come, give me some moves

Awake, it's already been two crazy nights

It's not my fault if she gets into it by herself

I step on the square and some gallons

Drinking, damn, the corridos are playing

My bag is full of packs

I have what it takes for any club to enjoy

The washed-up girls, I love what fame does

I look like a boss, I look good in Dolce & Gabbana

I have good backup and a ton of girls know my bed

My love, I'm not jealous

Girl, don't worry, there's no problem here

Ah-ja-jay

There's no problem here

There's no problem here, girl

...

[Spanish]

Ah-ja-jay

Tito Double P

Ay, mamá

Otra lavada, botellas de cristal

La paca llega, la quiero reventar

Traigo a la más buena de todo Instagram

Cuerpo bonito, ese culo es natural

Tú quieres un novio, chocolate y flores

Yo te regalo, mija, hasta unos rosones

Pero no cuentes que prendimos los blones

Porque tus amigas van a envidiarte

Las putas lavadas, cómo me encanta lo que hace la fama

Parezco de la maña, me veo bien placoso de Dolce & Gabbana

Traigo buen respaldo y un chingo de morras conocen mi cama

Mi amor, no soy celoso

Mija, no te preocupes, que aquí no hay falla

Que aquí no hay falla

Ay, mamá

Vuelo privado, de motita las flores

Véngase, mami, ven, dame unos sentones

Amanecido, ya van dos loquerones

No es mi culpa si ella solita se pone

Le piso la cuadrada y unos gallones

Pisteando, a la verga, suenan los corridones

Mi bandolera está llena de pacones

Traigo pa cualquier putero mamarme

Las putas lavadas, cómo me encanta lo que hace la fama

Parezco de la maña, me veo bien placoso de Dolce & Gabbana

Traigo buen respaldo y un chingo de morras conocen mi cama

Mi amor, no soy celoso

Mija, no te preocupes, que aquí no hay falla

Ah-ja-jay

Que aquí no hay falla

Aquí no hay falla, mija

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
lavada /laˈβaða/ B1	noun - wash, washing adjective - washed
botellas /boˈteʎas/ A2	noun - bottles
cristal /kɾisˈtal/ B1	noun - crystal, glass
paca /ˈpaka/ B2	noun - bundle, bale (slang: a large sum of money)
cuerpo /ˈkweɾpo/ A2	noun - body
bonito /boˈnito/ A2	adjective - pretty, beautiful
culo /ˈkulo/ B2	noun - butt, ass
natural /natuˈɾal/ B1	adjective - natural
flores /ˈfloɾes/ A1	noun - flowers
rosones /roˈsones/ B2	noun - roses (used metaphorically, potentially referring to expensive gifts)
amigas /aˈmiɣas/ A1	noun - friends (female)
fama /ˈfama/ B1	noun - fame
maña /ˈmaɲa/ B2	noun - gang, mob (slang)
cama /ˈkama/ A1	noun - bed
amor /aˈmoɾ/ A1	noun - love
vuelo /ˈbwelo/ A2	noun - flight
flores /ˈfloɾes/ A1	noun - flowers
culpa /ˈkulpa/ A2	noun - fault, blame

Key Grammar Structures

• La paca llega, la quiero reventar

  ➔ Present tense for immediate actions.

  ➔ The phrase "la paca llega" uses the present tense to indicate that the event is happening now.

• Tú quieres un novio, chocolate y flores

  ➔ Use of the second person singular (tú) for direct address.

  ➔ The use of "tú" indicates that the speaker is directly addressing someone.

• Porque tus amigas van a envidiarte

  ➔ Future tense to express a prediction.

  ➔ The phrase "van a envidiarte" uses the future tense to indicate what will happen.

• Mi amor, no soy celoso

  ➔ Negation in the present tense.

  ➔ The phrase "no soy celoso" uses negation to express that the speaker is not jealous.

• Pisteando, a la verga, suenan los corridones

  ➔ Gerund form to indicate ongoing actions.

  ➔ The word "pisteando" indicates that the action of drinking is ongoing.

• Ay, mamá

  ➔ Exclamatory phrase for emphasis.

  ➔ The phrase "Ay, mamá" is an exclamation that expresses strong feelings.

• Traigo buen respaldo y un chingo de morras conocen mi cama

  ➔ Use of present tense with a quantifier.

  ➔ The phrase "un chingo de morras" uses a quantifier to indicate a large number of girls.