Delivery Lyrics in English by Alemán, Peso Pluma

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Chorus 1
Many criminals, everything is colluded
Sending the kilos to the United States
Nobody here gives up
What I ask for always arrives on time
Many criminals, everything is colluded
Sending the kilos to the United States
Nobody here gives up
In some way, what I ask for arrives
Verse 1
I always wear a ski-mask on my face
Because the bullets from the guns that they shoot are tough
And I always wear a Yankees cap
For being in the hood, well, you know, I'm not gullible
And the cake, ten slices a month
'Partir el pastel' (to slice the cake) is a slang phrase for splitting profits
So they know once and for all, in the bag pastel pink
Rosa pastel also is a reference to drugs, 'pink cocaine'
I'm slicing the cheese, well, in Culiacán you see me at one hundred
'Partir el queso' (to slice the cheese) is a popular slang phrase used in Mexico to describe splitting profit, or being in charge of sharing profits
And to the smoke I go also, in private jets with fine Barbies
Or: And to the warzone I also go, in private jets with fine girls
The 4-wheel trucks, the team worth a million
The crew always so Fendi with the girls so Dior
Some Sabritas for hunger and a toast for the hustle
It's the armor that beats, the double P in the tattoo
Or: It's the bulletproof vest, the double P tatted up
Cocaine to inhale, and a joint to relax
The police already knows it, I patrol in two or three cities
Or: The police already knows, I patrol in two-three cities
Black my activities
Or: My activities are dark
I report and there's no news
Chorus 2
Many criminals, everything is colluded
Sending the kilos to the United States
Nobody here gives up
What I ask for always arrives on time
Many criminals, everything is colluded
Sending the kilos to the United States
Nobody here gives up
In some way, what I ask for arrives
Verse 2
No matter how much they want to stop this, it doesn't end
The product arrives and they drool
Pure original, the one that works
It's the one that the white boys like in America
'Gabacho' / 'Gaba' is how some Mexicans call the United States of America, 'güero' is a white or light-skinned person. Both are slang that can be vulgar
Besides being proud, I'm bold
The shipments continue, more stacks keep coming
This merchandise is from another galaxy, Chewbacca
This guy doesn't back down from anyone, I swear he outshines you
And this business, if I don't do it, someone else will do it
And after that bastard, another and another and another and another
And we're outside of everything, we're badass
We're not the Church, but we have devotees
And it goes in ships, in planes or cars
And if I have to be the mule, I tie my balls
Or: And if it's my turn to be the mule, I suck it up and do it
And if we succeed, then we celebrate it expensively
We flew twenty-five whores straight to Cabo
Chorus 3
Many criminals, everything is colluded
Sending the kilos to the United States
Nobody here gives up
I always get what I ask for on time
Many criminals, everything is colluded
Sending the kilos to the United States
Nobody here gives up
Somehow what I ask for arrives
German, the double P
Uh-huh, where they see me
I'm the king, the passenger
Yes, in the Challenger, and then a fuckin' Charger
Packages coming from Culichi, unforgettable
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corazashell / armor

Coraza literally means "shell" or "armor", referring to a protective covering. It's a word that evokes strength and resilience.

In this song, Alemán uses it in a metaphorical and intriguing way: "Es la coraza que late" (It's the beating shell/armor). This line suggests a tough exterior that still holds life and emotion, perhaps referring to the hardened but still beating heart of someone living a dangerous life. It's a powerful image that goes beyond its literal meaning, making it memorable and thought-provoking.

Get ready for a high-energy track from Alemán and Peso Pluma! "Delivery" throws you right into the world of drug trafficking, with a blunt and confident tone. The lyrics paint a picture of constant movement and illegal operations, as they boast about "Mandando los kilos para Estados Unidos" (Sending kilos to the United States) and how "Aquí nadie se da por vencido" (Here nobody gives up). It's all about the hustle, the money, and the dangerous lifestyle that comes with it.

You'll hear about the need for a "Pasamontañas siempre porto en mi cara" (I always wear a balaclava on my face) because of the bullets, but also the lavish rewards. They're "partiendo el queso" (cutting the cheese, slang for making money) in Culiacán, driving expensive cars, and dressing in designer clothes like Fendi and Dior. It's a gritty look at a world where illegal goods are always delivered, no matter what, and the people involved are tough, resourceful, and living large. The song even throws in a line about using "Cocaína para inhalarle, y un toque para relajarme" (Cocaine to snort, and a joint to relax), showing a casual attitude toward the risks and rewards of their "Negras mis actividades" (My activities are black) life.

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