Toño
Maldita Vecindad Lyrics
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Si silueta todos la conocen
En mi cuadra Toño es famoso
Su trompeta inunda la calle
Un sombrero viejo, un bote con monedas
Su perro va pasando y ladra al compas
música sabrosa el sol calando fuerte
Toño muy lento guarda sus monedas
Camina buscando una esquina pa' tocar
Toca la trompeta, suena en toda la ciudad
Toca la trompeta, suena en toda la ciudad
Ay viene Toño
En mi cuadra Toño es famoso su silueta todos la conocen
En mi cuadra Toño es famoso su trompeta inunda la calle
Un mercado viejo los vendedores gritan
La güera de los tacos le pide una canción
Y cuando cae la tarde esuna cantina
El mejor lugar pa' tocar un buen danzon
Toño tranquilo guarda su trompeta
La noche en el barrio acaba de llegar
Toca la trompeta, suena en toda la ciudad
Toca la trompeta, suena en toda la ciudad
Toca la trompeta, suena en toda la ciudad
Toca la trompeta, suena en toda la ciudad
The lyrics of Maldita Vecindad's "Tono" describe the fame of a man named Toño in their neighborhood. He is known for his trumpet playing, which fills the streets with music. The description of his appearance - an old hat and a jar of coins - suggests that he is not wealthy, but his talent brings him recognition and admiration. The children in the neighborhood are particularly fond of him, as they can be heard shouting in excitement when he plays.
Toño's routine is described in the lyrics - he moves slowly as he collects money in his jar, and then searches for a corner to play his trumpet. The image of his dog barking in rhythm to his music adds to the vibrant atmosphere created by his playing. The lyrics then describe how Toño is sought after not just in the streets, but also in the local market and in the neighborhood bar where he plays a good danzon.
The song captures the uplifting spirit of a local musician who brightens up the life of the people in his community with his music. The lyrics emphasize the joy that Toño brings to their neighborhood and suggest that anyone, regardless of their status or material possessions, can become famous through music.
Line by Line Meaning
En mi cuadra Toño es famoso
Toño is famous in my neighborhood
Si silueta todos la conocen
Everybody knows his silhouette
Su trompeta inunda la calle
His trumpet echoes through the street
Un sombrero viejo, un bote con monedas
A worn hat and a can full of coins
Su perro va pasando y ladra al compas
His dog walks by and barks to the rhythm
Música sabrosa el sol calando fuerte
Delicious music and the sun beating down
Los niños en la calle no paran de gritar
Children in the street won't stop yelling
Toño muy lento guarda sus monedas
Toño slowly saves his coins
Camina buscando una esquina pa' tocar
Walking, looking for a corner to play
Toca la trompeta, suena en toda la ciudad
He plays his trumpet, the sound reaches the whole city
Ay viene Toño
Here comes Toño
Un mercado viejo los vendedores gritan
Sellers shout in an old market
La güera de los tacos le pide una canción
The woman selling tacos asks him to play a song
Y cuando cae la tarde es una cantina
At sunset, it's a cantina
El mejor lugar pa' tocar un buen danzon
The best place to play a good danzon
Toño tranquilo guarda su trompeta
Calmly, Toño puts away his trumpet
La noche en el barrio acaba de llegar
Nighttime arrives in the neighborhood
Toca la trompeta, suena en toda la ciudad
He plays his trumpet, the sound reaches the whole city
Toca la trompeta, suena en toda la ciudad
He plays his trumpet, the sound reaches the whole city
Toca la trompeta, suena en toda la ciudad
He plays his trumpet, the sound reaches the whole city
Toca la trompeta, suena en toda la ciudad
He plays his trumpet, the sound reaches the whole city
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: Adrian Navarro Maycotte, Aldo Ruben Acuna Yance, Enrique Montes Arellano, Eulalio Galarza Cervantes, Jose Luis Paredes Pacho, Rolando Javier Ortega Cuenca
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Athelsthan Rael Ather Aicrag
tsss rolisima...gracias a estos carnales que les gusta la maldita vecindad, buen intento con su video,salu2 desde México.
Chuchin Torrez
Cuando la juventud era sana,
Anibal Palomino Vargas
Esta canción me recuerda de dos personajes que conocí en la adolescencia ellos se llaman Raimon (William Matatigres) y Daniel (El Civilizado).
antonio villalobos
Mi hijo se llama Toño y toca una trompeta....
edgar medin
Chulada
alejandr0másmenos
Muy buena,
Shar Lee RV Music
Fuerza Sax!!!!
negro chavez
buen video, la vida no es nada seria
Alton Ellis
Asco
Dustin Sanches
No echen a perder las rolas