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Saben que Jalisco es su casa 00:22
y que al señor nada se le pasa 00:26
22 estados y contando, claro se le extraña el hijo al mando 00:28
Siempre bien firme mandando el 3, pues ahí me buscan, pero ni nos ven. 00:34
4 palabras tienen el poder, bordadas en tatuajes y en la piel 00:40
La traen marcada mis muchachos, 00:45
cuál ofensa que llueven plomazos 00:48
las granadas y hasta bazookazos, hoy ya se olvidaron de aquel caso 00:51
hagan caso, que no hay plazo, si se pasan pues los cazo 00:57
¡Y pura doble p! ¡Y así suena su compa Luis R, viejo! 01:08
Corridos bélicos pa’ 01:13
Es muy bien, muy solo mundialmente lo conocen los 5 continentes 01:19
Pa’ decirlo que orgullosamente, para ser grande fue un hombre valiente. 01:24
Con huevos si sabe usar la mente, respeten que es de carácter muy fuerte. 01:31
Porqué anda por todo el país, armamento militar por ahí. 01:36
Los artillados van avanzando, los drones en el aire vigilando 01:43
diez mil personas traigo a mi mando y aquí la empresa sigue generando. 01:49
Costales verdes, kilos azules, pues ya tenemos esas magnitudes. 01:54
Y por Jalisco, aquí ando yo, no me despido 02:00
Aquí sigo 02:04

SU CASA – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

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Peso Pluma, Luis R Conriquez
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Lyrics & Translation

[English]
They know Jalisco is their home
and that the boss misses nothing
22 states and counting, they surely miss the son in command
Always standing firm sending the 3, that’s where they look for me, but they can’t even see us
Four words hold the power, stitched in tattoos and on skin
My guys wear it marked on them
any slight brings a hail of bullets
grenades and even bazooka blasts, now they’ve already forgotten that case
listen up, there’s no grace period; cross the line and I’ll hunt you down
And pure double P! – That’s how your buddy Luis R sounds, man!
War ballads on deck
He’s doing great, flying solo; the five continents know him worldwide
To say it proudly: to be great, he was a brave man
With guts he knows how to use his mind; respect him, he’s got a steel-strong spirit
’Cause he roams the whole country, military-grade arms in tow
The heavily armed keep advancing, drones in the air watching
I’ve got ten thousand people under my command, and the business keeps on rolling
Green sacks, blue kilos; we’ve already hit those magnitudes
And for Jalisco, here I am, not bidding farewell
Still here
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Vocabulary Meanings

casa

/ˈkasa/

A1
  • noun
  • - house; a place where someone lives

señor

/seˈɲoɾ/

A2
  • noun
  • - man; gentleman; polite title equivalent to Mr.

estado

/esˈtado/

B1
  • noun
  • - state; political region

mandar

/manˈdaɾ/

B1
  • verb
  • - to command; to send

poder

/poˈðeɾ/

B1
  • noun
  • - power; ability or authority to act

tatuaje

/taˈtwahe/

B2
  • noun
  • - tattoo; permanent mark on the skin

piel

/pjel/

A2
  • noun
  • - skin; outer covering of the body

plomazo

/ploˈmaso/

C1
  • noun
  • - gunshot; bullet strike (slang)

granada

/ɡɾaˈnaða/

B2
  • noun
  • - grenade; explosive weapon

carácter

/kaˈɾakteɾ/

B2
  • noun
  • - character; personality or temperament

valiente

/baˈljente/

B1
  • adjective
  • - brave; showing courage

respetar

/respeˈtaɾ/

A2
  • verb
  • - to respect; to show esteem or honor

fuerte

/ˈfweɾte/

A2
  • adjective
  • - strong; powerful; intense

armamento

/aɾmaˈmento/

C1
  • noun
  • - armament; set of weapons or military equipment

vigilar

/biɣiˈlaɾ/

B2
  • verb
  • - to watch; to guard or monitor

empresa

/emˈpɾesa/

B1
  • noun
  • - business; company or enterprise

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Key Grammar Structures

  • Saben que Jalisco es su casa

    ➔ Use of 'saber' + que + indicative clause

    ➔ 'que' introduces the subordinate clause expressing a fact after 'saben'

  • y que al señor nada se le pasa

    ➔ Pronominal 'se' for unintentional actions

    ➔ The structure 'se le pasa' indicates nothing escapes him, as if involuntary

  • 22 estados y contando

    ➔ Gerund 'contando' for ongoing action

    ➔ 'contando' shows the count of states is still ongoing

  • Siempre bien firme mandando el 3

    ➔ Present participle 'mandando' for simultaneous action

    ➔ 'mandando' describes the ongoing act of commanding while remaining firm

  • 4 palabras tienen el poder, bordadas en tatuajes y en la piel

    ➔ Past participle 'bordadas' used as adjective

    ➔ 'bordadas' modifies 'palabras', indicating they are embroidered

  • hagan caso, que no hay plazo

    ➔ Imperative plural 'hagan caso'

    ➔ 'hagan' is the ustedes command form of 'hacer', telling a group to pay attention

  • si se pasan pues los cazo

    ➔ First conditional: real condition and result

    ➔ 'si se pasan' (if they cross the line) sets the condition, 'los cazo' is the result

  • para ser grande fue un hombre valiente

    ➔ Use of 'para' + infinitive to express purpose or reason

    ➔ 'para ser grande' indicates the purpose/context for him being a brave man

  • fue un hombre valiente

    ➔ Preterite tense of 'ser' for completed past action

    ➔ 'fue' states that he was a brave man at a specific point in the past

  • Aquí sigo

    ➔ Present tense for ongoing states or actions

    ➔ 'sigo' conveys that the speaker is still here, an ongoing situation