La Pela
The Lebron Brothers Lyrics


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En el barrio del pirata
Dicen que hay un trovador
Que se llama cho lebron
Y se las da de poeta
Conmigo no va a la meta
Si se pone la franela
Ese viejito se encela
Cuando en contra de el me siento
Y jugando los doscientos
Me atrevo darle una pela

Desde que era muy pequeño
Siempre me gusto jugar
Y me ponia a practicar
Hasta que logre mi empeño
Jugue con un panameño
Que conoci en isabela
Use toda mi candela
Hasta quitarle el delirio
Y si juego con udilio
Me atrevo darle una pela

Yo les juego el domino
Y les canto si me cantan
El que pierde se levanta
Y se sientan otros dos
La que a jugar me enseño
Le decian rafaela
Si yo pierdo me consuela
Porque ella siente mis males
Y si juego con franklin hernandez
Me atrevo a darle una pela

Solo de flauta

Amigo de corazon
Voy a terminar la broma
Pero me quedo en la zona
Y volvere en otra ocasión
Con tal que nuestro señor
De este viejo se conduela
Yo vendre a darle candela
Y a servile de recreo




Porque si juego con leo
Me atrevo darle una pela

Overall Meaning

The Lebron Brothers' song, La Pela, begins in the pirate neighborhood where they talk about a troubadour named Cho Lebron who considers himself a poet. The singer mentions that he doesn't want to compete with Cho Lebron because he gets jealous when he is against him. The singer then implies that he is a good player as since he was little, he enjoyed playing and practiced a lot until he achieved his goal. He even played with a Panamanian he met in Isabela and beat him, using all his skills.


The Lebron Brothers mention several characters throughout the song who they say they would defeat if they played them. They claim to be good players and have defeated various rivals in their previous games. They also mention a person called Rafaela who taught them to play, and they offer to play with Leo and promise to beat him in the game.


The Lebron Brothers' song, La Pela, is a highly rhythmic and upbeat salsa song. It talks about a playful topic, playing dominos, and the confidence and skill of the players. The song is a fun and lively tune, perfect for a party. The drums and the percussion dominate the song, and the bass guitar and horns support the melody.


Line by Line Meaning

En el barrio del pirata
In the pirate's neighborhood


Dicen que hay un trovador
They say there's a troubadour


Que se llama cho lebron
His name is Cho Lebron


Y se las da de poeta
He thinks he's a poet


Conmigo no va a la meta
He won't make it with me


Si se pone la franela
If he puts on his jersey


Ese viejito se encela
That old man gets jealous


Cuando en contra de el me siento
When I'm against him


Y jugando los doscientos
And playing for two hundred


Me atrevo darle una pela
I dare to give him a beating


Desde que era muy pequeño
Since I was very young


Siempre me gusto jugar
I always liked to play


Y me ponia a practicar
And I would practice


Hasta que logre mi empeño
Until I achieved my goal


Jugue con un panameño
I played with a Panamanian


Que conoci en isabela
Whom I met in Isabela


Use toda mi candela
I used all my skills


Hasta quitarle el delirio
Until I beat him


Y si juego con udilio
And if I play with Udilio


Me atrevo darle una pela
I dare to give him a beating


Yo les juego el domino
I play domino with them


Y les canto si me cantan
And I sing if they sing to me


El que pierde se levanta
The loser gets up


Y se sientan otros dos
And two others sit down


La que a jugar me enseño
The one who taught me to play


Le decian rafaela
They called her Rafaela


Si yo pierdo me consuela
If I lose, Rafaela consoles me


Porque ella siente mis males
Because she understands my sorrows


Y si juego con franklin hernandez
And if I play with Franklin Hernandez


Me atrevo a darle una pela
I dare to give him a beating


Solo de flauta
Flute solo


Amigo de corazon
Friend in my heart


Voy a terminar la broma
I'm going to finish the joke


Pero me quedo en la zona
But I'll stay in my zone


Y volvere en otra ocasión
And I'll come back another time


Con tal que nuestro señor
As long as our Lord


De este viejo se conduela
Takes pity on this old man


Yo vendre a darle candela
I'll come and give him some heat


Y a servile de recreo
And to entertain him


Porque si juego con leo
Because if I play with Leo


Me atrevo darle una pela
I dare to give him a beating




Writer(s): Angel Le Bron, Francisco Lebron Gonzalez

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Comments from YouTube:

Manuel Taborda

Que gran recuerdo, lo colocaban en 1978 en una emisora em Pereira Colombia, Yo tenía 14 años y me fui derechito a comprar el LP que aún conservo como una auténtica joya

ruben nieto cueto

Vendemelo !

Maribel Cantillo

.musica q no pasa de moda es para recordar

Orlando Torres

Con esta canción me remonto a mi niñez aprendiendo a jugar dominó en mi pueblo

Bryan Iturriago

Que vaina sabrosa, soy Barranquillero, pero con corazon de puerto rico...

Maite Navarro

Espectacular me gusta mucho👍

Juan alberto Escobar sarmiento

La gran voz de pablito lebron quedara marcada como un hito en la historia de los hrmanos lebron

wilian enrique martinez ramos

Lo mejor de lo mejor en su tiempo y aún sigue quitando delirio muy buena letra y sensilla

SEÑOR SERENO

Los duros 🇵🇷👈

Juan Carlos Galvis

Waooo Temon ¿Quien toca la flauta en este número?

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