PRIMO

• Por: Tito Double P, Natanael Cano

Letra:

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[English]

Aja, ja, jay

Yeah, yeah, yeah

Mi viejo

My old man

Compa Tito

Compa Tito

Ahí le va, padrinillo

Here you go, godfather

Compadre

Compadre

Quería que me echara un polvo rosa como ella

I wanted him to snort a pink line like her

Pidiera otra botella, dizque pa andar iguale'

Order another bottle, so we'd be on the same level

Cuando llegué al antro miré que era la más bella

When I got to the club, I saw she was the most beautiful

Y me fui sobre de ella, primo, ya te la sabes

And I went straight for her, cuz, you know how it is

Llegue con dos Lady Gaga directo a la mesa

I arrived with two Lady Gagas straight to the table

Brincaron unos verga' y ahí empezó el desmadre

Some dicks jumped in and that's when the chaos started

Primo

Cousin

No andamos esos terrenos, mejor hay que abrirnos

We don't mess with that, we better get out of here

Primo

Cousin

No piense que traigo de oquis la 45

Don't think I carry the .45 for nothing

Tito Double P

Tito Double P

Aja, ja, jay

Yeah, yeah, yeah

Ay, mamá

Oh, Mom

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Sonaron siete balazos y todos al piso

Seven shots rang out and everyone hit the floor

Prendieron las luces y al primo no lo miro

They turned on the lights and I can't see my cousin

No supe si estaba muerto, afuera o detenido

I didn't know if he was dead, outside, or arrested

Pues llegaron las leyes y yo salí barrido

Because the cops arrived and I got out of there fast

Veinte llamadas perdidas y en la corta un tiro

Twenty missed calls and a shot from the shorty

Andaba paniqueado, me acuerdo y me río

I was panicked, I remember and I laugh

Primo

Cousin

Me pegaron un balazo, pero sigo al tiro

They shot me, but I'm still ready

Primo

Cousin

Mejor písele a la troca y al rato lo miro

Better step on the gas in the truck and I'll see you later

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Vocabulário nesta música:

Vocabulário	Significados
viejo /ˈbje.xo/ A1	adjective - old noun - old man, father
polvo /ˈpol.βo/ A2	noun - dust, powder
botella /boˈte.ʎa/ A1	noun - bottle
antro /ˈan.tɾo/ B2	noun - nightclub, dive
bella /ˈbe.ʎa/ A2	adjective - beautiful
mesa /ˈme.sa/ A1	noun - table
terrenos /teˈre.nos/ B1	noun - grounds, territory
piense /ˈpjẽn.se/ A2	verb - to think
balazos /baˈla.sos/ B1	noun - gunshots
piso /ˈpi.so/ A1	noun - floor
muerto /ˈmweɾ.to/ A2	adjective - dead
leyes /ˈle.ʝes/ B1	noun - laws
tiro /ˈti.ɾo/ A2	noun - shot
paniqueado /pa.ni.keˈa.ðo/ B2	adjective - panicked

Gramática:

• Quería que me echara un polvo rosa como ella

  ➔ Imperfect subjunctive mood used after 'quería que' to express a wish or desire.

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• Pidiera otra botella

  ➔ Imperfect subjunctive tense of 'pedir' (to ask for) used here to express a past-moment wish or hypothetical situation.

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• Cuando llegué al antro miré que era la más bella

  ➔ Preterite tense 'llegué' (I arrived) and preterite 'miré' (I saw) indicating completed actions in the past.

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• No andamos esos terrenos, mejor hay que abrirnos

  ➔ Use of 'no andamos' (we do not go / do not operate in) present tense, and impersonal expression 'hay que' (must) + infinitive.

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• Sonaron siete balazos y todos al piso

  ➔ Preterite tense 'sonaron' (they sounded) describing a completed action, and the phrase 'y todos al piso' indicating everyone fell to the ground.

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• Primo

  ➔ Use of the vocative 'Primo' (cousin or close friend) for addressing someone directly.

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• Ay, mamá

  ➔ Exclamatory interjection expressing surprise or shock.

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