Translation: "When Death comes for me, I'll leave happily."

- **Cuando**: "when"
- **cargue**: (subjunctive of "cargar") "I carry" / "I take on"; in this idiom it means "I get taken by."
- **la**: "the"
- **pelona**: literally "bald woman." In Mexican slang, "La Pelona" is a personification of Death (the Grim Reaper).
- **contento**: "happy," "content"
- **me iré**: "I will go," "I'll leave"

Figurative meaning: "Cargar la pelona" is a colloquial Mexican expression for dying. The singer is saying that when the Grim Reaper finally comes for him, he'll depart this life cheerfully, highlighting his carefree attitude and acceptance of mortality.

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