Zumbando comes from the verb zumbar, which means to buzz, hum, or whiz. It's an onomatopoeic word that evokes the sound of something moving very quickly.
In the lyrics, "Les pasé zumbando, ya llegó la mía" translates to "I whizzed past them, mine has arrived." It's used to convey a sense of rapid success and leaving others behind, making it a dynamic and memorable word that stands out from common vocabulary.
Get ready to party with Los Dareyes De La Sierra in "WACHEN AL LOCO"! This song is all about living life to the fullest, especially at night. Darey, the artist, talks about the money coming in ("Que siga llegando la pasta" [Keep the money coming]), late nights, and having a good time with two women wanting to join him in bed ("Dos culos esta madrugada Se quieren meter a mi cama" [Two asses this morning want to get in my bed]).
He also makes it clear that he's not one to be messed with. He mentions leaving his mark wherever he goes ("Donde me paro dejo huella" [Wherever I stand, I leave a mark]) and warns anyone who crosses him that they'll have to deal with him ("Si alguno se pasa de verga Sabe que conmigo se sienta" [If anyone goes too far, they know they'll sit with me]). Darey reflects on his humble beginnings, saying he doesn't brag about what he has and that God knows where he came from ("Mi Diosito sabe desde dónde vengo" [My God knows where I come from]). He learned respect in his neighborhood and knows loyalty can't be bought. The title itself, "Wachen al loco en el que no creían" [Watch the crazy one you didn't believe in], is a defiant message to those who doubted him, declaring that his time has come.