Peligro, Cap. 4 Lyrics in English by Cosculluela, Kendo Kaponi, Mueka, Jungl

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Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Peligro, Cap. 4 by Cosculluela from Spanish to English.

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Now if you have today I have been I have here

For has bullet and search and who

It will touch your self hard I could not touch if

I already have an outside gun or one

Puerta y tú shot him at ages and from

The two is behind you and he arrived

The turn of your name write in

The school notebook

Just thinking that this did not happen to me

If I am now here with him and your wife

They have stolen your paper lord I

Trinket

That someday I was going to grow up when

He usually sings and sings when

Sound the singer is delighted when

Sounds weird

When rap sounds it is never there is never

Being here I do not have the tangled life of the

I take it off and Christ is taking it from me

Our young age I don't feel the strength

Gravity path above clouds

Be careful who helps because the day

Let him fall for art while climbing

In the bowling alley and waiting outside is with

The lottery is almost only organized

Whole little tact away from impact and

Tomorrow in jm they are selling your

Blackberry with laptop is telling him that

You see here in Toledo the mayors to

65 and persistent cartel and fails

Title with which I stand and rock

Bombay sapphire today are my

Anti-stress and the counter in chaos rises

See if that scale stops if he wants to and

He is strong for Messi's when

Out the short when you clicked for the

Development becomes logical noted will be a

Song of laughter

When it rings

I love singing sing when the

Captain singer is looking after

That I love them dad you know how it is that

We are these flowers for the dead to

My enemy lead at nine o'clock is never

Come back when they come down because of guilt not that

I am not of God from our faculty

Or macau hong are with the subway and gold

Imposed my company the body follows it

Uploading death spray to everyone

Bastards who want to give me the

Media in spotlights I am full of roses

Horsepower do not throw defense the

Line more

In your companies in Panama simply

New atmosphere because talking about lack

Life and opposite are others

When the ran khan sounds when singing the

Heating bench when the ring sounds

Singer

When rap sounds

When it rings

I bombed crisis being the demon of

Life the best on the annual map

If you don't play girls because of the theme

The banks tell them that it is the leader of a

Ethics is a way of life the product

He has been fighting for 65 years

Behind the night of water like whales

We want us not to invent this

Form of rage

And messi who broke cold on Saturday

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enreda — tangled

Enreda comes from the verb enredar, which means to tangle, entangle, or complicate. It's a vivid word that paints a picture of something being intertwined or caught up.

In the lyrics, Cosculluela sings, "no tengo la vida enreda del" (I don't have a tangled life). He uses this word to convey a sense of clarity and freedom from complications, suggesting he's not caught up in the usual struggles or drama, which is an interesting contrast to the often complex themes in rap music.

Get ready for some serious swagger with Cosculluela's "Peligro, Cap. 4"! This track is all about rising up and proving your doubters wrong.

Cosculluela wastes no time, jumping right into a story of past struggles and present power. He talks about having a gun and looking for someone who will "tocar fuerte a tu yo" [touch your 'self' strongly], suggesting a confrontation or a challenge to his identity. He remembers people writing his name in a school notebook, perhaps mocking him, but now he's here, and his enemies' "papel" [paper/role] has been stolen. He even says, "Señor, yo se lo dije que algún día yo iba a crecer" [Sir, I told you that one day I was going to grow up]. It's a powerful declaration of growth and success against the odds. He even says he feels no gravity, walking on clouds, but warns to be careful who you help, because when they fall, they'll drag you down.

Kendo Kaponi and the others keep that same energy, talking about taking over and making their mark. They're not just rapping; they're living it. Kendo mentions things like "la vida enredá del me lo quito y Cristo me lo está" [my tangled life, I take it off and Christ is giving it to me], hinting at a personal struggle and redemption. There's a strong sense of loyalty and a warning to enemies, with lines like "para mi enemigo plomo a las nueve nunca se vuelva" [for my enemy, lead at nine, never turn back]. It's a bold, confident track that celebrates overcoming obstacles and dominating the game.

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