BELANOVA LYRICS – PESO PLUMA

[Verso 1: Tito Double P & Peso Pluma]
En el Jeep fumando un gallo y un tusi ya me pegué
Psicodélico lo quiero todo
Bien bélico, así es el modo
Gorrita de lado y unos Balenciaga en jet particular
Puro culito Kardashian
Unos nomás dicen y no les alcanza

[Coro: Tito Double P & Peso Pluma]
Ya llegó el postre, viejón
Rosa pastel, no el de Belanova, ese no
701 en la Super Güera

En los excesos me quedo, bélico me muero
Bélico me muero

[Interludio Instrumental]

[Verso 2: Peso Pluma & Tito Double P]
En la Super Duty paso y solo les digo “goodbye”
Les mando un beso con la muerte
Escuchando “Siempre Pendientes”
Una güera a un lado
Vengo bien jalado y no quiero bajar
Van Cleef quiere su cadenita
Ella se mira bien bonita

[Coro: Peso Pluma & Tito Double P]
Ya llegó el postre, viejón
Rosa pastel, no el de Belanova, ese no
701 en la Super Güera
En los excesos me quedo, bélico me muero
Bélico me muero

[Verso 1]
The first verse describes a scene of indulgence and luxury. The singer is riding in a Jeep, smoking mar!juana and a cigar, feeling psychedelic and wanting everything in an aggressive, militaristic manner. They wear their hat sideways and expensive Balenciaga clothes on a private jet. They admire women with figures reminiscent of Kardashians. Some people talk big but can’t measure up to their lifestyle.

[Coro]
The chorus reflects on enjoying the excesses of life. It mentions dessert arriving, jokingly comparing it to a pastel rose, not the band Belanova. “701 en la Super Güera” suggests they are in a powerful vehicle. The repetition of “bélico me muero” indicates they’re living on the edge, indulging in excesses despite the risks.

[Interludio Instrumental]
This instrumental section likely serves as a musical break between verses, allowing listeners to absorb the vibe of the song without lyrics, maintaining the high-energy and extravagant atmosphere.

[Verso 2]
The second verse continues the theme of extravagance and risk-taking. The singer cruises in a Super Duty vehicle, confidently bidding farewell (“goodbye”) to onlookers. They metaphorically send a kiss to death while listening to “Siempre Pendientes”. There’s a beautiful woman beside them, and despite being heavily intoxicated, they don’t want the night to end. References to luxury brands like Van Cleef highlight their opulent lifestyle.

[Coro]
Similar to the first chorus, this repeats the arrival of dessert metaphorically, the powerful vehicle, and their immersion in excessive living. “Bélico me muero” emphasizes their determination to live life dangerously despite any consequences.

1. En el Jeep fumando un gallo y un tusi ya me pegué
This phrase describes the singer enjoying mar!juana and a cigar while riding in a Jeep, implying they’re already feeling the effects and enjoying a relaxed, carefree state.

2. Psicodélico lo quiero todo
“I want everything psychedelic” suggests a desire for a trippy and intense experience, indicating a preference for vibrant, surreal, or mind-altering sensations in their lifestyle.

3. Gorrita de lado y unos Balenciaga en jet particular
Wearing their hat sideways and Balenciaga clothes on a private jet signifies the singer’s fashionable and affluent lifestyle, highlighting their taste for luxury and exclusive experiences.

4. Ya llegó el postre, viejón
“The dessert has arrived, old man” metaphorically refers to indulging in the pleasures of life, often with a hint of defiance or amusement towards aging or conventional norms.

5. En los excesos me quedo, bélico me muero
“I stay in excess, I die bellicose” reflects a determination to live boldly and dangerously despite the risks, emphasizing a fearless approach to life’s indulgences and challenges.