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[Música] 00:00
trado 00:29
obtener lo que yo quiero y lo he 00:30
intentado muchas veces para ser el 00:32
primero que 00:35
le que me caí pero a pesar de los 00:37
tropiezos yo saldré de aquí de m que soy 00:40
lo peor que fui feliz y no fue así le 00:45
batallé bastante para llegar a donde 00:50
estoy en una dura por Sonora me 00:53
navegó siempre me verá tio patrullar con 00:57
la pechera bien colgado y los lios le 01:01
han de vibrar cortando versas y un gallo 01:03
para quemar un Malboro de los rojos no 01:07
más para tronar y haan masatlan en el 01:11
mal conar no jalamos p hara por ella me 01:14
gusta andar siempre con respeto al 01:18
chavalón la han de tratar los brantes en 01:21
el pecho y que se note la 01:24
humildad bien jalados con 01:27
as copata estamos y no nos 01:30
vamos arriba Sonora 01:33
vie buen amigo de la gente que me dio la 01:39
mano haciendo feria bu en viete y El 01:43
Fierro terciado Aquí no hay miedo menos 01:46
los pleves que traigo al lado es un 01:49
desfile de blindadas las que andan 01:51
pasando de m que soy lo peor que Fu 01:54
feliz 01:59
bat bastante para llegar a donde estoy y 02:02
por son 02:06
[Música] 02:09
dur gusta andar siempre con respeto al 02:14
de mirar brill en elcho note la 02:19
[Música] 02:24
humildad 02:28
[Música] 02:32
Oh 02:39

Dirán De Mi – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

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Dive into the world of modern Mexican culture through 'Dirán De Mi'. This song is a perfect gateway to learning colloquial Spanish and the specific slang of the 'Tumbado' movement, offering a unique glimpse into how traditional regional music is evolving for a new generation.

[English]
[Music]
I've tried
to get what I want, and I have
tried many times to be the
first one
I fell, but despite the
stumbles, I will make it out of here. They say I'm
the worst, that I was happy and it wasn't so. I
struggled quite a bit to get to where
I am, working hard through Sonora. I
navigate. You will always see me patrolling with
my chest rig hanging, and the streets will
vibrate. Cutting rhymes and a joint
to burn, a red Marlboro just
to light up. And they make it to Mazatlán at the
Malecón. We don't mess around, for her I
like to walk around always with respect for
the young guy. They have to treat him well. Bling on
the chest, and let the
humility show. Doing well with
the squad, we are here and we're not
leaving. Up with Sonora!
A good friend to the people who gave me a
hand, making money, living well, and with
the gun slung across. Here there is no fear, let alone
with the boys I have by my side. It’s a
parade of armored trucks that are
passing by. They say I’m the worst, that I was
happy
struggled quite a bit to get to where I am, and through Son-
por son
[Music]
hard. I like to walk around always with respect for
the one to look at. Shining on the chest, let the
[Music]
humility
[Music]
Oh
[Spanish] Show

Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

obtener

ob-te-ner

B1
  • verb
  • - to obtain / to get

intentado

in-ten-ta-do

A2
  • verb
  • - tried / attempted

tropiezos

tro-pie-zos

B2
  • noun
  • - stumbles / setbacks

batallé

ba-ta-ye

B1
  • verb
  • - struggled / fought

patrullar

pa-tru-yar

B2
  • verb
  • - to patrol

pechera

pe-che-ra

B2
  • noun
  • - chest plate / tactical vest

respeto

res-pe-to

A2
  • noun
  • - respect

humildad

u-mil-dad

B1
  • noun
  • - humility

feria

fe-rya

B1
  • noun
  • - money / cash (slang)

miedo

mye-do

A2
  • noun
  • - fear

blindadas

blin-da-das

B2
  • adjective
  • - armored

chavalón

cha-ba-lon

B2
  • noun
  • - young guy / kid (slang)

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