Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Corrido De Juanito, artist - Calibre 50.
Date of issue: 07.09.2021
Song language: Spanish
Corrido De Juanito(original) |
Casi 14 años |
Sin ir a mi tierra |
A donde nací |
Ya todo ha cambiado |
Le ruego a mi dios |
No se olviden de mí |
Se murió mi madre |
Y dice mi padre |
Que ya está muy viejo |
Y no quiere venir |
Y yo sin poder ir |
Y yo sin poder ir |
Trabaje y trabaje |
Tengo muchos días |
Que no miro el sol |
Mis hijos son grandes |
Y no les entiendo |
No hablan español |
No han sentido miedo |
Aquel que no ha visto |
Una camioneta |
De migración |
O una deportación |
O una deportación |
De botitas y sombrero |
Me miran seguido |
Por el freeway |
Jardinero o cocinero |
Igual me la rifo |
Dirán anyways |
Y aunque me miren pa' abajo |
La cara levanto |
Empinándome un bote |
Como quiera soy amigo |
Y también mexicano |
Mexicano Hasta El Tope |
La vida no es fácil |
Y menos acá |
Lo que dicen no es cierto |
Nomás de acordarme |
Las miles de cruces |
Que vi en el desierto |
Las noches son tristes |
Pensando y pensando |
En los que se quedaron |
Se me pasa el tiempo |
Y en ver a mi viejo |
Y en ver a mi viejo |
Más que agradecido |
Estoy con mi dios |
Por lo que me ha dado |
Les mando un saludo |
A todos mis primos |
Mis tíos y hermanos |
Con los ojos tristes |
Y paso cansado |
Promete Juanito |
Que va a visitarlos |
Y poder abrazarlos |
Y poder abrazarlos |
De botitas y sombrero |
Me miran seguido |
Por el freeway |
Jardinero o cocinero |
Igual me la rifo |
Dirán anyways |
Y aunque me miren pa' abajo |
La cara levanto |
Empinándome un bote |
Como quiera soy amigo |
Y también mexicano |
Mexicano Hasta El Tope |
(translation) |
almost 14 years |
Without going to my land |
where i was born |
everything has already changed |
I pray to my god |
Do not forget me |
my mother died |
And my father says |
that he is already very old |
And he doesn't want to come |
And I can't go |
And I can't go |
Work and work |
I have many days |
I don't look at the sun |
my kids are big |
And I don't understand them |
They do not speak Spanish |
They have not felt fear |
The one who has not seen |
A truck |
of migration |
Or a deportation |
Or a deportation |
Of boots and hat |
they look at me often |
down the freeway |
gardener or cook |
I still raffle it |
They will say anyway |
And even if they look at me down |
I raise my face |
taking me on a boat |
Anyway, I'm a friend |
and also mexican |
Mexican to the Top |
Life is not easy |
and less here |
what they say is not true |
Just remember |
The thousands of crosses |
What I saw in the desert |
the nights are sad |
thinking and thinking |
where they stayed |
I pass the time |
And in seeing my old man |
And in seeing my old man |
more than grateful |
I'm with my god |
For what he has given me |
I send a greeting |
to all my cousins |
My uncles and brothers |
with sad eyes |
and I step tired |
Promise Juanito |
That he is going to visit them |
and to be able to hug them |
and to be able to hug them |
Of boots and hat |
they look at me often |
down the freeway |
gardener or cook |
I still raffle it |
They will say anyway |
And even if they look at me down |
I raise my face |
taking me on a boat |
Anyway, I'm a friend |
and also mexican |
Mexican to the Top |