Pasta Pa la Costa
Chambao Lyrics

In Chambao's song Pasta Pa la Costa, the lyrics describe a person who has an abundance of wealth and is willing to share it with others. The phrase "Yo tengo pasta PA dar y PA regalar" translates to "I have money to give and to share." The phrase "Tengo mucha olla dos montañas" can be interpreted as having more than enough money. It could also be interpreted as a reference to the Spanish expression "tener olla," which means "to have money."

The lyrics continue with the singer expressing the various types of money they have such as "Pasta negra, pasta colora, pastas verdes, pastas moras." It is unclear if these are literal forms of money or if they are metaphorical references to different types of wealth. The line "Con la cara de su majestad" translates to "With the face of his majesty," which could be a reference to Spanish royalty.

The song then takes a negative turn with the lyrics directed towards someone who doesn't have money. The phrases "Tu no tienes pasta niña" and "No tienes pasta!!!" are repeated throughout the song as a way of emphasizing the contrast between the singer's wealth and the other person's lack of wealth. The lyrics also mention "colocones de wisky de buena hierba," or getting high off of good weed and whiskey, as a way of showing off the singer's ability to indulge in expensive vices.

Overall, the song seems to be a commentary on wealth and the divide it creates between people. The singer acknowledges their abundance of money but also seems to be aware of how it affects their relationships with others.