EL RELOJITO Lyrics in English by Los Dareyes De La Sierra, Tito Double P

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song EL RELOJITO by Los Dareyes De La Sierra from Spanish to English.
His chain pops, he wears a Dolce Gabbana
And although he's very cautious
The gringos already got him
That there's lots of work, that I don't know what
And they even want to offer cash for him
It's not gonna happen
Some girls from Spain
And a tour through the Bahamas
Casio was the little watch
When I was a kid
Today, my Rolex is President
I work thirty-five days a month
You'll know at what
Rides of every color and flavor, I have to choose from
There are piles of packages
And some young guys guard me real well
Through the capitals where they see me
Without lying, I look real good
Let's roll, buddy Tito
Let's go, buddy Darey
Let's roll!
They hang with the girls
I give them a car and a house
If I'm with the friends
I spark up a little hit
From Culichi they head to LA
They fly out and land quick, ready to move
A clean line
To start picking up speed
The little watch already rang
And a little a*s answered
They don't need a name to know who it is
But the cash starts with 66, so gauge it well
Rides of every color and flavor, I have to choose from
There are piles of packages
And some young guys guard me real well
In the capital right now it's all good
A better job came up, see you there
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relojitolittle watch / little clock

Relojito is the diminutive form of reloj (watch/clock), meaning "little watch" or "little clock". This word is particularly interesting because it's used to refer to the protagonist's humble beginnings with a Casio watch, contrasting it with his current status and his Rolex.

In the song, it symbolizes a journey from a modest past to a powerful present, making it a key metaphor for transformation and success. It's a charming and evocative word that hints at a deeper story within the lyrics.

EL RELOJITO is a swagger-filled corrido that tells the tale of a young hustler who has traded his childhood Casio for a presidential Rolex. Over upbeat guitars and brassy shout-outs, Los Dareyes De La Sierra and Tito Double P paint a vivid picture of fast money and faster living: designer chains, Dolce & Gabbana suits, private flights from Culiacán to L.A., and a rainbow of luxury rides ready to roll at any moment.

Yet the ticking watch in the title is more than bling. It is a constant reminder that every second counts in the high-risk world of smuggling “paquetes” north of the border. The narrator boasts about “working thirty-five days a month,” always on call when the “gringos” or the girls from Spain ring him up. Surrounded by loyal “chavalones” who provide security, he spoils friends and lovers with houses and cars while keeping an eye on the clock that launched his empire. The song celebrates ambition and street-savvy triumph, but its racing heartbeat hints that time—like success—can disappear in a flash.

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