Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Así Mismo, artist - Canserbero. Album song Guía Para la Acción, in the genre Латиноамериканская музыка
Date of issue: 07.04.2016
Song language: Spanish
Así Mismo(original) |
Apenas con uso de razón en las esquinas de La Pica |
Mi lindo barrio donde la sangre salpica |
Agobiado por problemas que a los adultos mortifican |
Yo con once años viendo cómo los sueños se achican |
Inmaduro, hasta reggaetón pensé cantar |
Esperando el dinero que supuestamente iba a llegar |
Con el que luz vería, con el que ayudaría |
Al don que en una bicicleta vendiendo helados me mantenía |
Hoy en día hablan mal de mí a la ligera |
Como si me interesara, como si me conocieran |
Como si supieran mi nombre real, no Canserbero |
Yo no soy rapero sino que sé rimar y soy sincero |
Pero al parecer eso no importa en estos tiempos |
En que pa' sonar en radio hay que cantar con otro acento |
O decir que eres violento, como por ejemplo |
Esos populares raperos que están presos o muertos |
Señores, déjenme decirles que les han mentido |
Que lo que hasta ahora han escuchado es mierda |
Poco cuerda y sin sentido, por eso siento que he sido elegido |
Para quitar las máscaras de esos que en vez de música hacen ruido |
Porque he aprendido del fracaso |
Yo no soy perfecto, men, yo soy lo que soy y a punta 'e coñazos |
Para que venga un falso a discutir de mi humildad, de mi sinceridad |
Cuando mi lema es ni menos ni más |
Más que alego un pacto en el que me propuse que |
Crearía letras al mundo en base a lo poco que sé |
Y así fue como descubrí que más vale un puño arriba |
Que un puño 'e papeles con la cara 'e Simón Bolívar |
Mi fortuna es mi vida y hoy pocos dudan lo que diga |
El Índigo, mejor conocido como el Matamentiras |
Wannabes no captan que somos los prodigies |
Entre enemies que quieren competir, real hip-hop it is |
Hablando a la clara no somos del montón |
Dedicado también a los oyentes tras el telón |
Que en cada canción suben la mano a la ligera |
Quizá por eso no hizo música bailable Alí Primera |
Es que me da arrechera que se crean número uno |
Títeres que no mueven las neuronas pero sí el culo |
Algunos de ellos doblan temas en tarima |
Montan bailarinas mientras te dicen que asesinan |
Si hoy en día sus beats, son casi casi reggaetón |
Y si oyen bien sus flows, son peores que Snoop Dogg o Lil' Jon |
Na', come on son, ustedes son una falta 'e respeto |
A la gente 'e verdad y a la forma de vivir en el ghetto |
De paso ofenden a los que sí sacan cara por esto |
Si temen al perro no me vean, déjenlo quieto |
Chaqueta, lentejuelas, cadenas, lentes y anillos |
Poses en la portada, cejas sacadas, zarcillo |
Esa mierda no es hip-hop, entiendan de una vez por todas |
Que hay gente real, no todas son títeres de la moda |
Micrófonos, puños arriba, spray, viniles, saliva |
Bombos, cajas, gente que te motiva |
A que sigas luchando contra esta epidemia de mentiras |
Sé que muchos aspiran poder grabar con Yandel |
Yo solo aceptaría con KRS o Method Men |
O con cualquier aquel fiel a su filosofía |
Y que demuestre que el hip-hop no ha muerto todavía |
Trabajo nueve horas al día, una sola es pa' la comida |
En diez minutos como, cincuenta para hacer poesía |
Por las noches leo, y oigo beats de Abito y Leo |
Y el domingo voy arrecho al techo a grabar lo que creo |
Sigo sacando dedo medio a los que me ven mal |
Ninguno afronta que rimando verdad soy un animal |
Que me podrán callar muerto y de pie sepultado |
Pero ni mil canciones tergiversarán lo que he rimado |
The real hip hop it is |
The real hip hop it is |
The real hip hop it is |
The real hip hop it is |
You know it’s Can Can, once again con el micro |
Amarillo, azul y rojo, ocho estrellas en mi pecho he escrito |
Si me maldicen no me afecta porque estoy maldito |
Por cierto, si el rap ha muerto calla, yo lo resucito |
You know it’s Can Can, once again con el micro |
Amarillo, azul y rojo, ocho estrellas en mi pecho he escrito |
Si me maldicen no me afecta porque estoy maldito |
Por cierto, si el rap ha muerto calla, yo lo resucito |
(translation) |
Barely with use of reason in the corners of La Pica |
My beautiful neighborhood where the blood splashes |
Overwhelmed by problems that mortify adults |
Me at eleven years old watching how dreams get smaller |
Immature, I even thought of singing reggaeton |
Waiting for the money that was supposed to arrive |
With which light I would see, with which I would help |
To the gift that on a bicycle selling ice cream kept me |
Today they speak ill of me lightly |
As if I care, as if they know me |
As if they knew my real name, not Canserbero |
I'm not a rapper but I know how to rhyme and I'm sincere |
But apparently that doesn't matter these days |
In what to sound on the radio you have to sing with another accent |
Or say that you are violent, such as |
Those popular rappers that are in jail or dead |
Gentlemen, let me tell you that you have been lied to |
That what they have heard so far is shit |
Unsound and pointless, that's why I feel like I've been chosen |
To remove the masks of those who make noise instead of music |
Because I have learned from failure |
I'm not perfect, man, I am what I am and at the end of the day |
For a fake to come and discuss my humility, my sincerity |
When my motto is neither less nor more |
More than I claim a pact in which I proposed that |
I would create letters to the world based on what little I know |
And that's how I discovered that a fist up is better |
That a fist of papers with the face of Simón Bolívar |
My fortune is my life and today few doubt what I say |
The Indigo, better known as the Killer |
Wannabes don't get that we are the prodigies |
Between enemies who want to compete, real hip-hop it is |
Speaking clearly we are not the bunch |
Dedicated also to the listeners behind the curtain |
That in each song they raise their hands lightly |
Maybe that's why Alí Primera didn't make dance music |
It is that it gives me arrechera that they create number one |
Puppets that do not move the neurons but the ass |
Some of them dub songs on stage |
They ride dancers while they tell you they murder |
If today his beats are almost almost reggaeton |
And if you hear their flows right, they're worse than Snoop Dogg or Lil' Jon |
Na', come on son, you are disrespectful |
To the people 'and truth and to the way of living in the ghetto |
By the way, they offend those who do show a face for this |
If you're afraid of the dog, don't see me, leave him alone |
Jacket, sequins, chains, glasses and rings |
Cover poses, raised eyebrows, earring |
That shit ain't hip-hop, understand once and for all |
That there are real people, not all of them are fashion puppets |
Microphones, fists up, spray, vinyl, saliva |
Drums, boxes, people who motivate you |
To keep fighting this epidemic of lies |
I know that many aspire to be able to record with Yandel |
I would only accept with KRS or Method Men |
Or with anyone faithful to his philosophy |
And prove that hip-hop isn't dead yet |
I work nine hours a day, only one is for food |
In like ten minutes, fifty to make poetry |
At night I read, and I listen to beats by Abito and Leo |
And on Sunday I'm going to the roof to record what I think |
I keep giving the middle finger to those who see me badly |
No one faces that rhyming truth I'm an animal |
That they can silence me dead and standing buried |
But not a thousand songs will misrepresent what I have rhymed |
The real hip hop it is |
The real hip hop it is |
The real hip hop it is |
The real hip hop it is |
You know it's Can Can, once again with the microphone |
Yellow, blue and red, eight stars on my chest I have written |
If they curse me it doesn't affect me because I'm cursed |
By the way, if rap is dead, shut up, I'll resurrect it |
You know it's Can Can, once again with the microphone |
Yellow, blue and red, eight stars on my chest I have written |
If they curse me it doesn't affect me because I'm cursed |
By the way, if rap is dead, shut up, I'll resurrect it |