Q Lloren-Calle 13

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  1. Lyssa_Love said:

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    Can someone translate these lyrics for me??

    http://www.metrolyrics.com/que-llore...-calle-13.html
     
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    bedroomeyes said:

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    I left whatever I didn't know unchanged in quotation marks.

    Listen, this is Calle 13
    This song is dedicated to all
    Of the crybabies of the reggaeton genre
    This'll teach them
    Listen, give it to them straight

    I want you to cry
    I want you to cry
    I want you to guaguagua
    Guaguagua, cry

    Regretfully I tell you that today my brain had steroids for breakfast
    And your rhyming, you're half of a sperm
    Today I'm fulfilling one of my wishes
    To abuse you like Osvaldo Rios does women

    Let me give you a couple of details, I am not [from the] streets
    Excuse me for underlining that point again, I am not [from the] streets
    And if I should see guts someday I might faint
    Or my heart might give out, but

    There's only one problem; you're not [from the] streets either
    You're selling albums
    And you're promoting yourself on Don Francisco
    You were made into a "beep" by some record company
    And you have a manager stealing 20 off your whole career

    Some attorneys with their whole practice stole your money
    So where's your AKA 47; where's your posse
    With just one contract
    They stuck it to you, they stuck it to you real good

    You are canned goods on top of a shelf
    You rapped before but now you put out pop like Luis Miguel
    Put out ballads like Loubriel
    "Toda la Vida" style like Emmanuel
    Like Juan Gabriel or Amanda Miguel

    Thanks to the fact that you're a stupid letdown
    With a third grade education
    The rhymes won't tide you over even for an interlude
    Your pride as a rapper for money leans back
    That's why I expect no response on your behalf

    Like a hen, you cackle
    It is very easy to be a slave to the industry
    Going with the flow
    You sold out cheaper
    Than a prostitute on the freeway
    That's the difference between a businessman and an artist

    This crazy guy, as you call me, has good ideas
    With my lyrics I have given out more bread
    Than [most] households Make
    I observe my surroundings
    Don't call the guy who spouts the truth without stuttering crazy

    There's no mistaking my verses especially in your ears
    I haven't named names but next time
    [I] will call out people by first and last names
    Don't take it personal, reggaeton artist

    This is to encourage you
    Nor am I dissing you
    I'm dissing those who write you

    Because my tongue doesn't discriminate
    Among duos, kings or divas
    I treat everyone with the same spit
    The crazy guy who escaped the Panamian hospital is here
    To give you a lesson on what urban [really] means, tell him

    I want you to cry
    I want you to cry
    I want you to guaguagua
    Guaguagua, cry

    If you're offended, Cry
    If what you're feeling is envy, Cry
    If resident Calle 13 "te paso por la piedra"
    Guaguagua, cry

    You're in the reggaeton genre as a tourist
    Basking your belly in the sun
    Next to your hairdresser and make up artist
    With a fur coat on an island that's not cold
    You say you're from the streets but you're not living in the projects anymore

    You're a thug, pure fire
    Behind a smoke screen
    And 30 bodyguards who never went to school
    Wrapped in gold garments from head to toe
    Unaware that for every link thousands die in Sierra Leone

    My music is not for the nightclubs
    My music is to plant a seed
    In a couple of hollow heads
    But you're tacky, bluffing, grease with lard
    Your lyrics are more depressing than a soap opera on TV Azteca

    That's why I'll never collaborate with any of you
    You'll never diss me
    Because you know I'll have you for lunch
    This isn't about winning awards
    Or about selling albums, or cars, or women, or hotels
    Or if you ate 30 shellfish

    It's about how I can ruin your career with words
    In front of everybody like Bin Laden and the twin towers
    Urban music is about respect
    It's about whoever is writing
    Being the one who can best tackle the alphabet

    I'm willing to be the messenger
    Even if I'm killed by blows
    I'm willing to put up with
    Four punches to my right jaw

    It's about Calle 13 being urban music at a crossroads
    It's about rhyming and being immortalized
    We're out of here

    I want you to cry
    I want you to cry
    I want you to guaguagua
    Guaguagua, cry

    If you're offended, Cry
    If what you're feeling is envy, Cry
    If resident Calle 13 "paso por la piedra"
    Guaguagua, cry

    Hard
    I want you to cry
    I want you to cry
    I want you to guaguagua
    Guaguagua, cry

    If you're offended, Cry
    If what you're feeling is envy, Cry
    If resident Calle 13 "paso por la piedra"
    Guaguagua, cry

    Listen, Ivy, I feel sorry for you
    I'm bringing you a knife here so you can slit your veins
    You were schooled by the streets, [give me a break]
    Love, in order to diss me, [first] you need to get an education

    Listen Trujillo at home
    La Perla at home
    Hey this isn't a joke
    Whoever disses me I will squash
    I will squash
    Last edited by bedroomeyes; 03-04-2010 at 10:00 PM.
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