Todo Por Billetes Lyrics in English by Big Soto, Neutro Shorty, Santa Fe Klan

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I'm from the street
I grew up on the street
I'm from the street
I grew up on the street
Street tears a river of blood
Death is coming is too late
I can't forget you to take you out either
You took over my heart and my life
Like a thief my time you stole
I hallucinate your aroma I take you everywhere
I prefer a doughnut and I can not leave you
You took everything in trouble you left me
I know I can die in the middle of a shooting
But I live like a king and I don't despair
I am worth to someone what I have in my wallet
But with me walked sincere people
The devil wants me to be invaded by terror
I walk with my dogs and I never feel fear
We are street always with the blessing
I'm not going to stop until I'm over a million
One there in the bank and a million under the mattress
Mota floats and sprouts on the roof of the mansion
I walk like a capo always with my pistol
With beautiful women smoking and drinking rum
Smoking and drinking rum to spend the bad times that this life left me
Ey for no one I feel pressure we are all going to die I die like a man
All for ticket there are so many criminals
May my luck take care of me on the day of my death
Everything per ticket there is so much criminal
May my luck take care of me on the day of my death
Thank God of danger delivered me
And if hell is my punishment I am not sorry
I've gotten up every time I've fallen
Bad with the enemies of envy I take care of myself
All for ticket there are so many criminals
May my luck take care of me on the day of my death
Everything per ticket there is so much criminal
May my luck take care of me on the day of my death
At 14 my first crime
I grew up among what they don't care about committing crimes to survive
The street teaches you to run before walking how I explain it to you
There is only one life and the end is for all the same destiny is written
I'm going to become a millionaire as if I were moving parakeet
If I don't die rich he rose
I smoke and meditate to forget this cursed world
I don't want to be fried anymore more money is what I need
I want to make stories I don't want to be a myth
A drink for the ground for those who fell silent
Thank God for all the bad and all the good
I am a man and I have the streets on fire
I continue with mine while I grew up and many left
I turn on a blunt while my money rains
While the money rains on me, I turn on a blunt while the money rains
A drink for the ground for those who were silent thanks to God for all the bad and the good
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billetes — bills / money

Billetes literally translates to "bills" (as in banknotes), but in this context, it's a common slang term for "money" or "cash."

Big Soto uses this word repeatedly in the song's title and chorus, "Todo Por Billetes" (Everything For Money), to emphasize the central theme of hustling and striving for wealth in a challenging environment. It's a key word that encapsulates the song's narrative about ambition and survival.

Big Soto, Neutro Shorty, and Santa Fe Klan bring us a hard-hitting track about life on the streets and the relentless pursuit of money. From the jump, Big Soto tells us, "Yo soy de la calle, Yo crecí en la calle" [I am from the street, I grew up on the street], setting the scene for a life shaped by tough realities. He talks about the constant danger, saying, "La muerte se acerca es demasiado tarde" [Death is approaching, it's too late], but also about loyalty to his crew, his "perros" [dogs], who keep him from feeling fear.

The song is all about ambition and getting rich, no matter what. Big Soto declares, "No voy a parar hasta tener mas de un millón" [I won't stop until I have more than a million], dreaming of money in the bank and under his mattress. He even jokes about his past, saying, "A los 14 mi primer delito" [At 14, my first crime]. It's a blunt look at a life where money drives everything, and he's not apologizing for it, even if it means facing consequences. As he puts it, "Si el infierno es mi castigo yo no estoy arrepentido" [If hell is my punishment, I'm not sorry].

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