BARZELÓ

• By: ARCE

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Del norte va sin corte

Straight from the north, no cut

ta' to buena ponte

She's all good, get ready

Me preguntan si creo, no le veo dime donde

They ask if I believe, I don't see him, tell me where

solo la veo en la conver, le hablo y no me responde

I only see her in the chat, I talk to her and she doesn't reply

la vida nos hizo ya, con 11 ser putos hombres

Life already made us, at 11, to be fucking men

Escuchará mi nombre, siempre después de gol de

She'll hear my name, always after a goal by

En tu puta cara cuando acaba como Iniesta en Londres

Right in your fucking face when it ends like Iniesta in London

Y si me vienen golpes, como la porta Molt be

And if blows come my way, like Laporta, Molt be (Very good)

Con 2 mil en un fajo, pero robando la bombe

With 2 grand in a stack, but robbing the pump

Recuerdo brother todavía

I still remember, brother

(Eh, eh)

(Eh, eh)

Cuando todo parecía mala mía

When everything seemed my fault

Cuando estaba entre droga y comisaría

When I was between drugs and the police station

Y solo tenía 3: el lago, Elena y la María

And I only had 3: the lake, Elena, and Mary

Aquí sobra qualité, a 30 metros y al pie

There's plenty of quality here, 30 meters away and on foot

Se van de gyzz pero ponen calcetines de ballet

They act all tough but wear ballet socks

To' lo que venga nené, se acercan por un porque

Everything that comes, baby, they approach for a reason

Por eso la ponía a cuatro pero nunca la amé

That's why I'd put her on all fours but never loved her

Va de Colegón y quiere verte triste

He acts like he's cool and wants to see you sad

Diciéndole al ron que bueno que viniste

Telling the rum, "Good thing you came"

Brindo por mis dos

I toast to my two

Con mi Barceló

With my Barceló

Que son de quita y pon

That are on and off

Aquí no estamos pa' chistes

We're not here for jokes

No tiene educación, y se cree como el míster

He has no education, and thinks he's like the coach

quiere meterte gol

He wants to score on you

No, no, no, no

No, no, no, no

Le pido un ron al hombre

I ask the man for a rum

Me pregunta que con qué

He asks me, "With what?"

Lo puro no se mezcla, puto ni Coca ni Monster

The pure stuff doesn't mix, fuck neither Coke nor Monster

Yo con mi carpe noctem, ellos prefieren corte

I'm with my carpe noctem, they prefer to cut (lines of cocaine)

Es raro como en vez de Ramos, poner a Laporte

It's weird how instead of Ramos, they put Laporte in

Ni un pijo yo de monte, balón d'or y golden

I don't give a fuck about the mountain, Ballon d'Or and golden

Mi corazón es Jackie Chan, mira que no se rompe

My heart is Jackie Chan, see, it doesn't break

Follar es mi deporte

Fucking is my sport

No me llega ni el Torbe

Not even Torbe (porn actor) reaches me

Yo siempre chill con una milf como Patricia Conde

I always chill with a milf like Patricia Conde

Recuerdo brother todavía

I still remember, brother

(Eh, eh)

(Eh, eh)

Cuando todo parecía mala mía

When everything seemed my fault

Cuando estaba entre droga y comisaría

When I was between drugs and the police station

Y solo tenía 3: el lago, Elena y la María

And I only had 3: the lake, Elena, and Mary

Sin carrera ni FP, con dos cojones el Che

Without a degree or vocational training, with balls like Che

Con la alegría en busca y con mis penas en el carnet

With joy in search and my sorrows on my ID

Ahora comunico TT, recuerda cuando llamé

Now I communicate trending topics, remember when I called

Un molestar, yo me hago de rogar como el Mbappé

Just a bother, I make myself beg like Mbappé

Va de Colegón y quiere verte triste

He acts like he's cool and wants to see you sad

Diciéndole al ron que bueno que viniste

Telling the rum, "Good thing you came"

Brindo por mis dos

I toast to my two

Con mi Barceló

With my Barceló

Que son de quita y pon

That are on and off

Aquí no estamos pa' chistes

We're not here for jokes

No tiene educación, y se cree como el míster

He has no education, and thinks he's like the coach

quiere meterte gol

He wants to score on you

No, no, no, no

No, no, no, no

Từ vựng có trong bài hát này:

Từ vựng	Nghĩa
nombre /ˈnombɾe/ A1	noun - name
golpe /ˈɡolpe/ A2	noun - blow, hit
vida /ˈbida/ A1	noun - life
cara /ˈkaɾa/ A1	noun - face
hombre /ˈombɾe/ A1	noun - man
recuerdo /reˈkwer.do/ B1	noun - memory verb - I remember
droga /ˈdɾo.ɣa/ B1	noun - drug
alegría /aleˈɣɾi.a/ B1	noun - joy, happiness
corazón /koɾaˈθon/ A2	noun - heart
deporte /deˈpoɾ.te/ A2	noun - sport
balón /baˈlon/ A2	noun - ball
educación /edu.kaˈθjon/ B1	noun - education
triste /ˈtɾis.te/ A2	adjective - sad
raro /ˈra.ɾo/ A2	adjective - strange, odd

Ngữ pháp:

• Del norte va sin corte ta' to buena ponte

  ➔ Use of colloquial/informal language and verb conjugations.

  ➔ "ta' to buena ponte" is a colloquial expression, using shortened forms. It's not grammatically standard but common in certain dialects. The conjugation of verbs might be unconventional or shortened for rhythm and effect.

• Me preguntan si creo, no le veo dime donde

  ➔ Indirect question with "si", pronoun "le" (indirect object pronoun), imperative "dime".

  ➔ "Me preguntan si creo" - "si" introduces an indirect question. "No le veo dime donde" – "le" refers to someone to whom something is not seen; "dime" is the imperative form of "decir" (to tell).

• la vida nos hizo ya, con 11 ser putos hombres

  ➔ Use of reflexive pronoun "nos", infinitive verb "ser" used as a noun.

  ➔ "nos hizo" uses the reflexive pronoun "nos". "Ser putos hombres" uses the infinitive "ser" in a noun-like sense, describing the state of being.

• En tu puta cara cuando acaba como Iniesta en Londres

  ➔ Use of "como" to make a comparison.

  ➔ "como Iniesta en Londres" compares the ending (of something, implied) to the performance/victory of Iniesta in London.

• Y si me vienen golpes, como la porta Molt be

  ➔ Conditional sentence using "si", comparative "como".

  ➔ "Si me vienen golpes" sets a condition. "Como la porta Molt be" compares the reaction to the blows to the famous phrase/saying (possibly of Joan Laporta).

• Se van de gyzz pero ponen calcetines de ballet

  ➔ Use of "se" in an idiomatic expression ("irse de").

  ➔ "Se van de gyzz" means "they act like/pretend to be". The "se" here is part of the idiomatic expression and changes the verb's meaning.

• To' lo que venga nené, se acercan por un porque Por eso la ponía a cuatro pero nunca la amé

  ➔ Use of "por" to express reason, contrasting with lack of love.

  ➔ "se acercan por un porque" - The use of "por" indicates the reason why people approach. The contrast emphasizes a transactional relationship rather than a loving one.

• Va de Colegón y quiere verte triste Diciéndole al ron que bueno que viniste

  ➔ Use of "ir de" to mean "pretend to be/act like", subjunctive after "que" expressing emotion/opinion.

  ➔ "Va de Colegón" - "ir de" suggests he's acting like someone from Colegón. "que bueno que viniste" - "viniste" is in the subjunctive mood because it expresses an emotion/opinion (being glad the rum came).