ZAZA
Omy de Oro Lyrics

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I mean, listen, we talkin' about practice
Not a game, not a game, not a game
We talkin' about practice
Not a game
Tú sabe' cómo son los código

Wait, you talk about practice? (Huh?) (practice)
Nah, es natural el flow del lápiz

Bo, se unieron los de oro con los 90 Pikete'
Y no estamo' en gente, cabrone'
Estamo' en triplicar los cheque'
Miky Woodz (no capeamo' feka) (Omeh)

Pendejo no es aquel que calla'o se quede (wuh)
Conozco gente sin miedo a morir (ah, ah)
Y si es por mí, a jalar se atreven (pam-pam-pam-pam)
Tú tiene' cara 'e chota, bregas con los fede
(Indica, Miky, dispara)

Te vo'a dar un dato (je)
Bo, en este corillo somo' tiradore' nato' (prr, prr, prr)
Soy un hombre y mi palabra es mi contrato (je)
Socio, no me pase' el blunt si no es ZaZa o Gelatto (eh, eh, woh, woh)
Yo cuento con los que están en una van por Michoacán
Mis soldado' son la fam, me mama el bicho tú y tu clan
En to' lao' 'tamo queri'o', me meto a su caserío
Y del balcón salen gritando "Miky Woodz es de los mío'"
Diablo, qué peste a meao (jaja)
Tú ere' un trili bautiza'o (you know it)
Tienen que matarme ante' de yo quedarme da'o
Si hablan de trap, hijueputa
Tienen que mencionar al call obliga'o
No me ha hecho falta el que conmigo no ha graba'o
Sigo en mi esquina, cabrón
Ello' detrás de cualquier ola (you know it)
Aquí se fuma mierda
Mi herma, bota esa pangola (bótala, bótala)
Siempre visto bien, siempre huelo bien (ey)
Las babie' de ustede'
Loca' por agarrarme el mango 'el sartén, ey, ey

Pendejo no es aquel que calla'o se quede
Conozco gente sin miedo a morir
Y si es por mí, a jalar se atreven (wuh)
Tú tiene' cara 'e chota, bregas con los fede (Omeh, Omeh)
Pendejo no es aquel que calla'o se quede
Conozco gente sin miedo a morir (ah, ah)
Y si es por mí, a jalar se atreven
Tú tiene' cara 'e chota, bregas con los fede (chota)

Maleante de rede', tenemo' tus dato'
Tú no mueve' aparato', tú lo que ere' e' un cojerapo (jaja)
Esa boobie no es real, te queda bien el teatro (te queda bien)
Socio, no me pase' el blunt si no es ZaZa o Gelatto
Socio, no me pase' el blunt si no es ZaZa o Gelatto (yeah)
Socio, no me pase' el blunt si no es ZaZa o Gelatto (yeah)
Siempre visto bien, siempre huelo bien
De money también, los mío' 'tán bien (Omy)
Con los mío' siempre napo el rato (ah)
Tú coopera', coopera'
Coopera', coopera' con los federico (que viene Pollito)
De tanta herramienta el case parece un depot (ah)
Cabrón, no es lo mismo guerrear con un truck
Que tener que guayar con el del palabreo infinito (okey)
¿Ustede' 'tán duro'? Sí, mamando bicho, los felicito (ja)

Socio, no me pase' el blunt si no es ZaZa o Gelatto
Socio, no me pase' el blunt si no es ZaZa o Gelatto
Siempre visto bien, siempre huelo bien (ey)
Las babie' de ustede' loca' por agarrarme el mango 'el sartén, ey, ey

El respeto po' encima, tú sabe' por ley (ah)
Omy me llamó: "Miky, necesito un 16"
Indica, Miky
Yo le dije: "Okey, creo que me fui, te entregué como un 46"
¡Omeh!
Ey, jaja
Omeh, Omeh
El OG once again
Mera, dime, Ecua
Miky Woodz
Young Boss
Mera, indicando, Omeh
Indica, Miky
Los OG con Los De Oro
Mera, este es el norte, cabrone'
Derroto hasta al anca
'Tamo' jangueando con los código'

Los De Oro
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Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Omy de Oro's song "ZAZA" touch on various themes, including loyalty, street credibility, and the trap music scene. The opening line, "I mean, listen, we talkin' about practice," is a reference to a famous press conference clip by basketball player Allen Iverson, where he dismisses the importance of practice. Omy de Oro, however, flips the concept, emphasizing the significance of practice and hard work in his craft.

He goes on to boast about his natural musical flow, collaborating with other talented artists, and his ambition to multiply his earnings. With references to gold (de oro) and the 90's popular cultural group Pikete', Omy de Oro emphasizes his status and success in the music industry.

The lyrics also challenge the idea of silence as weakness, highlighting the bravery of those who speak up and face the consequences. Omy de Oro mentions his familiarity with fearless individuals who are unafraid of death and are willing to confront any challenges that come their way.

He criticizes those who appear to be police informants ("cara 'e chota, bregas con los fede"), possibly referring to people he perceives as disloyal or untrustworthy. Omy de Oro prides himself on being authentic and expects the same from his circle.

The lyrics also touch on his street credibility and connection to his community. He states that he is loved everywhere he goes, even entering hostile territories. Omy de Oro's confidence shines through as he asserts his presence in the trap music scene, demanding recognition and insisting that his name must be mentioned when discussing trap music.

The song also discusses the lifestyle associated with the trap scene, including references to smoking marijuana and his fashionable appearance. Omy de Oro takes pride in his grooming and refuses to accept mediocre quality in anything, even the blunt he smokes.

The lyrics mention the presence of criminals within their network and their access to personal information. Omy de Oro warns those who are not part of his circle to be cautious because the consequences can be dire. He also compares different levels of warfare, highlighting the challenges of facing authorities versus the power dynamics within the streets.

Overall, "ZAZA" showcases Omy de Oro's confidence, loyalty, and success in the trap music scene. He emphasizes the importance of hard work and authenticity while confronting and rejecting those he perceives as disloyal or untrustworthy.

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: Christopher Alejandro Ruiz, Denis Omar Aponte, Jose Rafael Arce Rodriguez, Kamil Jacob Assad, Kevin Louzau Rossello, Marcello Robert Pastuizaca, Miguel Angel Rodriguez

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