MAMI LYRICS – PESO PLUMA

[Verso: Chino Pacas & Peso Pluma]
Un pase a mí nunca me cae pesado
Ya me acostumbré a andar siempre jalado
Los ojos rojos y mi güera a un lado
Pa’ mí es normal andar acompañado
Ya me pegué otro y no baja el primero
Y es tu culito, mami, lo que quiero
A ver si no llegan por mi primero
Pues reportaron que cayó el gobierno

[Coro: Chino Pacas & Peso Pluma]
Pélate conmigo en la troca

Mientras te paso el humo con la boca
Mami, si tú eres la que me provoca
Bajas el vidrio y solita te tocas
Mami, tú eres un diez
Esa carita me hipnotiza
Y agarras el cuerno en verguiza
Diabla, perfecta mujer
Pensé en dejar el contrabando
Pero tu ‘apá me fio los cuadros

[Interludio: Chino Pacas]
Compa Peso
Que sigan llegando las pacas, carnal
¡Uh!

[Coro: Peso Pluma & Chino Pacas]
Pélate conmigo en la troca
Mientras te paso el humo por la boca
Mami, si tú eres la que me provoca
Subes el vidrio y solita te tocas
Mami, tú eres un diez
Esa carita me hipnotiza
Y agarras el cuerno en verguiza
Diabla, perfecta mujer
Pensé en dejar el contrabando

Pero tu ‘apá me fio unos cuadros

[Outro: Peso Pluma]
Así nomás, compa Chino
Que sigan tronando las pacas, viejo
¡Chau!

[Verso]
The verse reflects a carefree and reckless lifestyle. The singer talks about how they never get tired of indulging in drügs (“un pase”), having become accustomed to always being high. They mention having red eyes and their partner (“mi güera”) by their side, indicating a constant state of intoxication and company. They view this lifestyle as normal and are unbothered by it. Despite already being involved with someone else, they desire another person (“mami”), specifically mentioning their physical attraction. They express concern about potential consequences, referencing government crackdowns.

[Coro (Chorus)]
In the chorus, the singer invites “mami” to join them in their truck (“troca”), where they share smoke and intimacy. They find “mami” irresistibly provocative, describing how she touches herself and mesmerizes them with her appearance. They admire her, calling her a perfect woman despite acknowledging their involvement in smuggling (“contrabando”). They briefly consider leaving that life behind, but they’re influenced by “mami’s” father, who supports their activities.

[Interludio]
This short interlude features a supportive shout-out to their friend “Peso” (“Compa Peso”), encouraging the continued success of their drug dealing (“pacas”). It adds a moment of camaraderie and acknowledgment within their circle.

[Coro (Chorus)]
Similar to the previous chorus, the singer invites “mami” into their truck, where they share smoke and engage in intimate moments. They again express their strong attraction to “mami,” emphasizing how she captivates them physically and emotionally. They refer to her as a perfect, enticing woman despite their involvement in illegal activities. They mention considering quitting smuggling, but they’re influenced by “mami’s” father, who supports their lifestyle.

[Outro]
The outro is a casual farewell from Peso Pluma to his friend Chino, affirming their bond and wishing for continued success in their drug operations (“tronando las pacas”). It closes the song with a tone of camaraderie and mutual support among their group.

1. Un pase a mí nunca me cae pesado
This phrase suggests the singer never tires of indulging in drügs (“un pase”). It reflects a habitual and carefree attitude towards substance use, implying they are accustomed to its effects without feeling burdened by them.

2. Ya me acostumbré a andar siempre jalado
The singer states they are used to always being high (“jalado”), indicating a lifestyle where being under the influence is constant and normal for them.

3. Y es tu culito, mami, lo que quiero
Here, the singer expresses their desire for physical intimacy with “mami,” specifically focusing on her body (“culito”). It emphasizes a s*xual attraction and craving for closeness.

4. Pélate conmigo en la troca
This line invites “mami” to strip down (“pélate”) in their truck (“troca”), symbolizing a space for intimacy and sharing moments together.

5. Que sigan tronando las pacas, viejo
The phrase celebrates the continuation of their drug business (“pacas”). It reflects a defiant and confident attitude towards their illegal activities, supported by camaraderie and mutual encouragement (“compa Chino”).