Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song La Perla , by - Calle 13. Release date: 20.07.2008
Age restrictions: 18+
Song language: Spanish
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song La Perla , by - Calle 13. La Perla(original) |
| Oye, esto va dedicado a todos los barrios de Puerto Rico. |
| ¡Trujillo! |
| Dedicado al barrio de la Perla. |
| ¡Pocho! |
| Dile a Johana que me haga un arroz con habichuela bien duro. |
| Un saludito a José, los cogemos bajando. |
| ¯Y tú, qué estás mirando? |
| Yo tengo actitud desde los cinco años |
| Mi mae me la creó con tapabocas y regaños |
| Desde chiquito, canito, con el pelo castaño |
| Soy la oveja negra de todo el rebaño |
| Y fui creciendo poquito a poco |
| Brincando de techo en techo tumbado cocos |
| Y aunque casi me mato y casi me cocoto |
| Nunca me vieron llorando ni botando moco |
| Siempre perfumado y bien peinadito |
| Pa' buscarme una novia con un apellido bonito |
| Larita, mi primer beso de amor |
| Se casó la bruja, lluvia con sol |
| Allá abajo en el hueco en el boquete |
| Nacen flores por ramillete |
| Casitas de colores con la ventana abierta |
| Vecinas de la playa puerta con puerta |
| Que yo tengo de todo, no me falta nada |
| Tengo la noche que me sirve de sabana |
| Tengo los mejores paisajes del cielo |
| Tengo una neverita repleta de cerveza con hielo |
| Un arcoíris con sabor a piragua |
| Gente bonita rodeada por agua |
| Los difuntos pintados en la pared con aerosol |
| Y los que quedan, jugando basketball |
| Un par de gringos que me dañan el paisaje |
| Vienen tirando fotos desde el aterrizaje |
| La policía, que se tira sin pena, |
| Rompiendo mi casa pa' cobrar la quincena |
| Aquí nació mi mae y hasta mi bisabuela |
| Este es mi barrio y yo soy libre como Mandela |
| Cuidado con la vieja escuela que no te coja |
| Que te va a meter con chancleta y palo de escoba |
| Así que no te me pongas majadero |
| Porque yo vengo con apetito de obrero |
| Pa' comerme a cualquiera que venga a robármelo mio |
| Yo soy el Napoleón del caserío |
| ¡Oye! |
| Esto se lo dedico a los que trabajan con un sueldo bajito |
| Pa' darle de comer a sus pollitos |
| Yo quiero a mi barrio como Tito quiere a Jaimito |
| Yo no lucho por un terreno pavimentado |
| Ni por metros cuadrados, ni por un sueño dorado |
| Yo lucho por un paisaje bien perfumado |
| Y por un buen plato de bistec encebollado |
| Por la sonrisa de mi madre que vele un millón |
| Lucho por mi abuela meciéndose en su sillón |
| Lucho por unos pinchos al carbón |
| Y por lo bonito que se ve La Perla desde un avión |
| ¡Oye, dile! |
| ¡Oye!, Esto fue por la inocencia de de Jonatán Román |
| La Chilinga, desde Argentina |
| Estamos calentando motores. |
| Dale |
| Esa risa en La Perla la escuché en el chorrillo |
| Y desde Pito hasta Callao y donde se acallan chiquillos |
| Creo en barrios con madres que vivieron iguales de razones |
| Y al final se murieron sin tener vacaciones |
| Como decía mi abuela: así fue la baraja en casa del pobre |
| Hasta el que es feto trabaja por ese barrio eterno también universal |
| Y el que se mete con mi barrio me cae mal |
| ¡La noche me sirve de sabana! |
| Veo las luces de La Perla desde Panamá |
| ¡La noche me sirve de sabana! |
| Brillando en clave Morse y me invitan pa' allá |
| ¡La noche me sirve de sabana! |
| Un camino hecho de estrellas, semáforo la luna |
| ¡La noche me sirve de sabana! |
| Salí a las siete y media y voy llegando a la una |
| ¡La noche me sirve de sabana! |
| Nena frótame con vicbaporu como me hacía mamá |
| ¡La noche me sirve de sabana! |
| Ni dormido me olvido de mi identidad |
| ¡La noche me sirve de sabana! |
| El hombre bueno no teme, no teme a la oscuridad |
| ¡La noche me sirve de sabana! |
| ¡Ea! |
| Y no me falta más nada |
| Esa pared del barrio y eso es pa' que te asombres |
| Cincuenta años más tarde todavía guarda mi nombre |
| Aquí no se perdona al tonto majadero |
| Aquí de nada vale tu apellido, tu dinero |
| Se respeta el carácter de la gente con que andamos |
| Nacimos de muchas madres pero aquí sólo hay hermanos |
| Y ese mar frente a mi casa te juro que es verdad |
| Como el de La Perla aunque yo esté en Panamá |
| Y sobre el horizonte veo una nube viajera dibujando la cara del gran Maelo |
| Ribera |
| Celebra esta reunión compadre. |
| ¯Qué te parece esta combinación de Rubencito y Calle 13? |
| ¡La noche me sirve de sabana! |
| Pero eso no resuelve el blanco sospechoso |
| ¡La noche me sirve de sabana! |
| La noche no absuelve al verbo mentiroso |
| ¡La noche me sirve de sabana! |
| Si te perdiste hermano, encuéntrate a ti mismo |
| ¡La noche me sirve de sabana! |
| Vente aquí a Panamá y contribuye al turismo |
| ¡La noche me sirve de sabana! |
| Mil gracias residente, mil gracias visitante |
| ¡La noche me sirve de sabana! |
| Píllate tribuna en Argentina sigue echando pa’lante |
| ¡La noche me sirve de sabana! |
| Con Lilia la letra va pa' lo alto a ver si pasa el filtro |
| ¡La noche me sirve de sabana! |
| Cumplida la terea se retira el ministro |
| (translation) |
| Hey, this is dedicated to all the neighborhoods in Puerto Rico. |
| Trujillo! |
| Dedicated to the Pearl neighborhood. |
| pocho! |
| Tell Johana to make me a very hard rice with beans. |
| A little hello to José, we catch them going down. |
| And you, what are you looking at? |
| I have attitude since I was five years old |
| My mother created it for me with face masks and scolding |
| Since I was little, canito, with brown hair |
| I am the black sheep of the whole herd |
| And I grew little by little |
| Jumping from roof to roof lying coconuts |
| And although it almost killed me and almost cocooned me |
| They never saw me crying or throwing mucus |
| Always perfumed and well combed |
| To find me a girlfriend with a pretty last name |
| Larita, my first love kiss |
| The witch got married, rain with sun |
| Down there in the hole in the gap |
| Flowers are born per bouquet |
| Colored houses with open window |
| Neighbors of the beach door to door |
| That I have everything, I don't lack anything |
| I have the night that serves me as a savanna |
| I have the best landscapes of the sky |
| I have a fridge full of iced beer |
| A rainbow flavored with a canoe |
| Pretty people surrounded by water |
| The deceased spray painted on the wall |
| And those who remain, playing basketball |
| A couple of gringos that damage my landscape |
| They come shooting photos from the landing |
| The police, who shoot without penalty, |
| Breaking my house to collect the fortnight |
| My mother was born here and even my great-grandmother |
| This is my neighborhood and I am free like Mandela |
| Beware of the old school that does not catch you |
| What is going to get you with a flip flop and a broomstick |
| So don't make a fool out of me |
| Because I come with the appetite of a worker |
| To eat anyone who comes to steal it from me |
| I am the Napoleon of the farmhouse |
| Hears! |
| I dedicate this to those who work with a low salary |
| To feed her chicks |
| I love my neighborhood like Tito loves Jaimito |
| I don't fight for a paved ground |
| Not for square meters, not for a golden dream |
| I fight for a well-scented landscape |
| And for a good plate of steak with onions |
| For the smile of my mother who watches over a million |
| I fight for my grandmother rocking in her chair |
| I fight for some charcoal skewers |
| And because of how beautiful La Perla looks from a plane |
| Hey, tell him! |
| Hey! This was because of the innocence of Jonatán Román |
| The Chilinga, from Argentina |
| We are warming up engines. |
| Go ahead |
| I heard that laugh in La Perla in the stream |
| And from Pito to Callao and where kids are quiet |
| I believe in neighborhoods with mothers who lived for the same reasons |
| And in the end they died without having vacations |
| As my grandmother used to say: this was the deck at the poor man's house |
| Even the one who is a fetus works for that eternal neighborhood that is also universal |
| And I don't like whoever messes with my neighborhood |
| The night serves me as a savanna! |
| I see the lights of La Perla from Panama |
| The night serves me as a savanna! |
| Shining in Morse code and they invite me over there |
| The night serves me as a savanna! |
| A road made of stars, traffic light the moon |
| The night serves me as a savanna! |
| I left at half past seven and I'm arriving at one |
| The night serves me as a savanna! |
| Baby rub me with vicbaporu like my mom used to do |
| The night serves me as a savanna! |
| Not even asleep do I forget my identity |
| The night serves me as a savanna! |
| The good man is not afraid, he is not afraid of the dark |
| The night serves me as a savanna! |
| Hey! |
| And I don't need anything else |
| That neighborhood wall and that's so you'll be amazed |
| Fifty years later it still bears my name |
| Here the fool is not forgiven |
| Your last name is worth nothing here, your money |
| The character of the people we hang out with is respected |
| We were born of many mothers but here there are only brothers |
| And that sea in front of my house I swear it's true |
| Like the one in La Perla even though I'm in Panama |
| And on the horizon I see a traveling cloud drawing the face of the great Maelo |
| riverbank |
| Celebrate this meeting compadre. |
| What do you think of this combination of Rubencito and Calle 13? |
| The night serves me as a savanna! |
| But that doesn't solve the suspicious target |
| The night serves me as a savanna! |
| The night does not absolve the lying verb |
| The night serves me as a savanna! |
| If you lost brother, find yourself |
| The night serves me as a savanna! |
| Come here to Panama and contribute to tourism |
| The night serves me as a savanna! |
| Thank you resident, thank you visitor |
| The night serves me as a savanna! |
| Take a stand in Argentina keep going forward |
| The night serves me as a savanna! |
| With Lilia the lyrics go to the top to see if it passes the filter |
| The night serves me as a savanna! |
| Once the task is completed, the minister retires |
| Name | Year |
|---|---|
| Pennies from Heaven ft. Roberto Delgado & Orquesta | 2021 |
| Atrevete-Te-Te ft. Calle 13 | 2017 |
| América ft. Calle 13 | 2020 |
| Multi_Viral ft. Julian Assange, Kamilya Jubran, Tom Morello | 2013 |
| Plena y Bomba ft. Calle 13 | 2011 |
| Japon | 2015 |
| Insoportablemente cruel ft. Calle 13, Jerry Gonzalez | 2010 |
| Sábanas Frías ft. Rubén Blades | 2012 |
| Descarga Caliente ft. Pete Rodriguez | 2012 |
| Madame Kalalú ft. Willie Colón | 2012 |
| Chana | 1985 |
| Privilegio | 1985 |
| Duele | 2019 |
| Sin Fe | 2019 |
| Bitter Fruit ft. Rubén Blades | 2019 |
| Juan Gonzalez ft. Pete Rodríguez and His Orchestra | 1969 |
| Mujer Animal (Dueto Con Rubén Blades) ft. Rubén Blades | 2008 |
| Amor Pa' Que ft. Conjunto Candela | 1992 |
| Hopes on Hold | 2007 |
| Letters to the Vatican | 2007 |
Lyrics of the artist's songs: Calle 13
Lyrics of the artist's songs: Rubén Blades