Amen
Cruz Cafuné Lyrics

Chacho, 'chacho, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Addressing someone with a greeting or interjection followed by a repeated expression of excitement or agreement

Choco, ¿puedes subirme? Okay
Asking someone named Choco to give a lift, with their response being agreement

Pff, okay, me enfondó el pecho la mierda esa
Expressing disgust or frustration at something that deeply affected them

Eyo, fiolo, reza fiolo
Addressing someone named fiolo with a repeated exclamation to pray

Reza que no sabes quien te puede joder
Encouraging fiolo to pray in order to avoid any potential trouble or harm from unknown sources

Todos mis chiquillos ya saben que lo que
Stating that all of their associates or companions are aware of the situation at hand

Pa' los que están y pa' los que no
Dedicating the message to everyone, whether present or not

Broke niño
Referring to oneself as a poor or financially struggling individual

Educadito siempre, contestón cuando toca
Describing one's character as being well-mannered but not afraid to speak their mind when necessary

Aunque toque mañana y me vacíen una corta
Expressing readiness to face any challenges that may come, even if it results in harm or danger

Es Cruzzi, traigo a las chiquillas locas
Identifying oneself as Cruzzi, and boasting about their ability to attract female attention

Manejo descamisado y marco golazos en cholas
Describing their personal style of dressing, and expressing confidence in their ability to achieve success or greatness

Pienso en mi hermana y miro para arriba
Reflecting on one's family while looking upwards, possibly for guidance or inspiration

Presiono la gasa contra la barriga
Indicating that the singer is in physical pain or discomfort

Choco, no llames ambulancia, pilla Termaldina
Instructing Choco to not call for an ambulance, but to obtain pain medication instead

Y separa la codeína con agua fría
Providing a specific method for taking the pain medication

Odiar es pa' flojitos, los titanes aman fleje
Asserting that hating or disliking others is a weak characteristic, while strong individuals embrace challenges or obstacles

Así que ponme una vela, que esto está petado de pejes
Requesting a candle to be lit, possibly for good luck, in a place that is crowded or busy

Plomeras, cacharras, TNF
Mentioning various items, possibly referring to fashion or personal style

No hay trabajo y to's quieren ser su propio jefe
Observing a lack of job opportunities, and people's desire to be self-employed

Yo quiero lo que me merezco, ni más ni menos
Stating a desire to receive what is rightfully earned, and nothing more or less

Mi chain es chapa bañada, puro postureo
Admitting that their necklace is only gold-plated, and purely for show or appearance

Quiero que se perdonen y se digan "te quiero"
Expressing a desire for forgiveness and love to be present among people

Estoy poniendo de moda amar de nuevo
Claiming to be starting a trend or movement of loving others once again

Y aunque no soy nadie pa' decirle a nadie como buscarse su guiso
Acknowledging that they have no authority to tell others how to live their lives or find their way

Esto es para los arrepentidos, como Jesus
Dedicating the message to those who feel remorse or regret, similar to the biblical figure of Jesus

Pa' los que la droga dejó esquizo
Including people who have developed mental health issues due to drug use

Amo tanto a los que me quieren como a los que me quieren pal' piso
Expressing affection towards both those who love them, and those who dislike them

Te lo juro, hermano, no sé si es la droga o qué
Swearing that they do not know if their behavior or emotions are due to drug use or another factor

Pero hay fleje entierro y poca boda, hay que hacerlo al revés
Observing a prevalence of funerals and a lack of marriages, and suggesting a need to reverse the trend

Mataron a Dailos por andar con quien no es
Mentioning an incident in which someone named Dailos was killed for being with the wrong people

Mataron a Ayoze en verano y aún no saben quién fue
Noting another incident in which someone named Ayoze was killed in the summer, with the perpetrator still unknown

Si tienes algo que decirme, cuando me digas nos vemos
Requesting that if someone has something to say, they should do it in person instead of through a message or social media

Menos to's los viernes, loco, que voy al barbero
Except for Fridays, as that is the day they visit their barber

Menos todos los domingos, loco, que voy al santero
Except for Sundays, when they visit a santero or religious figure

Menos to's los lunes, loco, que curro pa' ser primero
Except for Mondays, when they work to be the best or most successful

¡Jala! ¡Jala! ¿Quién va por ahí?
Yelling out to someone, possibly to see who is approaching

Chacho, aquel de las alas, creo que es Cibi
Identifying someone named Cibi as the person with wings that Chacho was referring to

Me ven todo tranquilote llevando Jesus Piece
Stating that they often appear calm, despite wearing a high-priced necklace

Pero bajo a buscarles con el fusil de pesca si quieren beef
Asserting that while they may seem calm, they are prepared to defend themselves or their companions if necessary

Rezo, rezo, rezo y salgo a por el queso
Emphasizing the importance of prayer before going out to accomplish a task, such as acquiring cheese

Tirarnos es tirarle a Tenerife en peso
Noting that attacking them or their associates is like attacking the entire island of Tenerife

Y si marineros somos y en el mar nos vemos
Using a metaphor of sailors coming across each other at sea to suggest that people may unexpectedly encounter each other

Yemayá está conmigo por si me cargo el remo, yeah
Referencing the Yoruba goddess of the sea as a source of protection in case of difficulty while rowing

Hey hey, amén, amén, amén, amén, amén, amén, amén
Repeating the exclamation 'amen' multiple times for emphasis or enthusiasm

Yeah yeah, es Cruzzi Cafu, a por el Subaru
Asserting that the artist is Cruzzi Cafu, and expressing intent to go after a Subaru car

Cabrones, si me tiran, nómbrenme, que si no no me entero
Requesting that if anyone insults or disrespects them, they should use their name so that they can hear it and respond