EL PIBE DE ORO Lyrics in English by Geolier

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I like Valeria tanned, when I'm always on holiday
Money makes people fatter, but it made me arrogant
I'm opening a company while the plane opens its flaps
Two thousand feet high, for sure, the captain
I have to do everything in my life
Except being a snitch, except being a fool
I have to try everything in my life
Except for dick, I'm a genius
Wow, what an ass she has
It looks like a painting, it looks like marble, it looks like Cardi B
What size? XL or XXXX
I don't drive the G-Class though
As stupid as I am, I even spend the money
These girls today are all the same
Maybe because they go to the same doctor
I fell asleep in Naples on the direct train
And I don't even know how to read the name of the city I'm going to
This Huracán swerves in the corners at three hundred
I hear all these fools, I don't have time to lay them out
I really don't give a damn, I swear
Women undress and dress immediately
I'm looking at the sky, from heaven to earth
Three thoughts and you're the fourth, I have to become a legend
There's not even any fun in it, we get them with the nunchucks
She calls me Manu
I get the same salary as Osimhen at Napoli
But I record while sitting down
But what do I care, if it ends tomorrow
I have done everything
But what do I care, if you steal my car door
I buy myself things, man, I don't settle
We're the same as in the films
Like the bad guys, Al Pacino or De Niro
I am America and it seems that before I existed
I wasn't there, so now you can call me Amerigo
I am el Pibe de Oro
People appreciate me because
This wealth is achieved by those who have sold coke
Brother, I start the tender to reach the beach
Don't add me to the list, they can't reach me anyway
In the room it rains and I'm happier
If I'm in the sun, I'm not happy
Give me the money so at least I can fool my thoughts
I fell asleep in Naples on the direct train
And I don't even know how to read the name of the city I'm going to
This Huracán swerves in the corners at three hundred
I hear all these fools, I don't have time to lay them out
I really don't give a damn, I swear
Women undress and dress immediately
I'm looking at the sky, from heaven to earth
Three thoughts and you're the fourth, I have to become a legend
Yeah, yeah, yeah, pa
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leggendalegend

Leggenda translates to "legend". It's an aspirational and powerful word that resonates with ambition and lasting impact.

In the song, Geolier declares, "aggi''a addiventà leggenda" (I have to become a legend). This line perfectly encapsulates the artist's drive and desire to achieve greatness and leave an indelible mark, making it a compelling word for learners.

Geolier takes Maradona's nickname for the title, then spends the song measuring how far a kid from Naples has actually travelled. The distances are literal. "Sto arapenno società mentre l'aereo arape 'o flap" (I'm opening a company while the plane opens its flaps), "Duemila piede d'altezza, pe certezza, 'o capitano" (Two thousand feet high, for sure, the captain). Money shows up and he turns it straight into a joke about what it does to people: "Sorde rendono cchiù chiatte, a me m'hanno reso arrogante" (Money makes people fatter, but it made me arrogant). Then he shrugs the whole thing off with "Comme songo scemo, spengo pure 'e sorde" (As stupid as I am, I even spend the money), which is funnier than it needs to be.

The hook is where the flexing goes sideways. "Me so' addurmuto a Napule 'ncopp'o diretto" (I fell asleep in Naples on the direct train), and he wakes up somewhere he cannot read the name of: "E 'o nomme d''a città addò vaco nn'saccio 'mme se legge" (And I don't even know how to read the name of the city I'm going to). The Huracán at three hundred in the corners, the fools he has no time for, the women who "se spogliano e se vestono subito" (undress and dress immediately), all of it goes past at that same blurred speed and none of it settles. What stays is the ambition, "Tre penziere e tu 'a quart, aggi''a addiventà leggenda" (Three thoughts and you're the fourth, I have to become a legend), plus one quiet line where even the weather has stopped working the normal way round: "In stanza chiove e stongo cchiù allegro" (In the room it rains and I'm happier). He sings every bit of it in Neapolitan, including the part where he claims a continent: "Songo America e pare ca primma c'ascivo" (I am America and it seems that before I existed).

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