Vicente Fernández also gave him his first shot at success by introducing him as a singer in one of Vicente's palenques. He made his cinematic debut at age 9 in the movie La Niña de la mochila azul.
Since then he has starred in many Mexican films and soap operas, but is best known for his numerous Latin hits such as "Mi Forma De Sentir" and "La Mujer Que Amas".
Yo No Me Rajo
Pedro Fernández Lyrics
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La sangre de un buen gallo
Y salgo a la pelea
Seguro de vencer
Acepto cualquier reto
No importa de quien venga
A la hora de la hora se sabe
Igual que pancho villa
Me fajo hasta la muerte
Y así como zapata
Jamas me hecho a correr
En todas las batallas
Me tumban mis cañones
Que suene la campana
A ver quien va a perder
Yo no me rajo señores
Ni conozco el miedo
Ni importa si es uno o son montoneros
Por que a respetarme a todos le voy
A enseñar
Yo soy bravío
Yo soy un torero
Agarro a los bueyes
De los meros cuernos
Me les pongo en frente
Y en cada corrida
Los llego a doblar
Igual que pancho villa
Me fajo hasta la muerte
Y así como zapata
Jamas me hecho a correr
En todas las batallas
Me tumban mis cañones
Que suene la campana
A ver quien va a perder
Yo no me rajo señores
Ni conozco el miedo
Ni importa si es uno o son montoneros
Por que a respetarme a todos le voy
A enseñar
Yo soy bravío
Yo soy un torero
Agarro a los bueyes
De los meros cuernos
Me les pongo en frente
Y en cada corrida
Los llego a doblar
In Yo No Me Rajo, Pedro Fernandez speaks about the bravery and courage that runs through his veins. He compares himself to renowned Mexican revolutionaries, Pancho Villa and Emiliano Zapata, both of whom were fearless and dedicated to fighting for their beliefs. He declares that he does not back down from any challenge, no matter who it may be from. He asserts that when the time comes, it is evident who is truly brave and who is not.
Fernandez refers to himself as being like a fighting rooster, brave and unyielding. He is willing to confront any bull, holding them up by their horns and bending them to his will. No matter how many battles he may lose, he is ready to take on the next challenge with enthusiasm and determination.
This song is a classic in Mexican culture, often played in celebrations and gatherings. Its upbeat rhythm and powerful lyrics have made it well-loved and iconic. The song was written and performed by Pedro Fernandez in 1993 for the movie, De un Rancho a Otro. The film is a Mexican comedy western that tells the story of a rancher who sets off to save the life of a young girl, after her extended family ruin her fortunes.
Line by Line Meaning
Me corre por las venas
Through my veins runs the blood of a strong rooster
La sangre de un buen gallo
The blood of a good fighting rooster
Y salgo a la pelea
And I go out to fight
Seguro de vencer
Sure of victory
Acepto cualquier reto
I accept any challenge
No importa de quien venga
No matter who it comes from
A la hora de la hora se sabe
At the moment of truth, it is known
Quien es quien
Who is who
Igual que pancho villa
Just like Pancho Villa
Me fajo hasta la muerte
I fight until death
Y así como zapata
And just like Zapata
Jamas me hecho a correr
I never back down
En todas las batallas
In all battles
Me tumban mis cañones
My cannons are knocked down
Que suene la campana
Let the bell ring
A ver quien va a perder
Let's see who will lose
Yo no me rajo señores
I don't back down, gentlemen
Ni conozco el miedo
I don't know fear
Ni importa si es uno o son montoneros
It doesn't matter if it's one or many
Por que a respetarme a todos le voy
Because I am going to earn the respect of everyone
A enseñar
To teach
Yo soy bravío
I am fierce
Yo soy un torero
I am a bullfighter
Agarro a los bueyes
I grab the bulls
De los meros cuernos
By the horns
Me les pongo en frente
I stand in front of them
Y en cada corrida
And in each bullfight
Los llego a doblar
I end up bending them
Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: EDGAR CORTAZAR, ISMAEL GALLEGOS, RICARDO DIAZ
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