El Del Sombrero Italiano Lyrics in English by Aldo Trujillo

Huarache refers to a traditional Mexican sandal, often made of woven leather. It's a culturally specific word that might be unfamiliar to many Spanish learners.

In the song, the artist says, "el huarache para el rancho no me gusta," which translates to "I don't like the huarache for the ranch." This line suggests a preference for a more refined or modern style, even when in a rural setting, highlighting a contrast between tradition and personal taste.

Get ready to dive into the world of Aldo Trujillo with "El Del Sombrero Italiano"! This song is a really personal look at his life and experiences.

Aldo tells us he's learned a lot from past deceptions, making him a bit distrustful but also very strict in his ways. He's all about living life on his own terms, doing what he wants, and enjoying exclusive things – though he still appreciates a good huarache for the ranch! He mentions that 2018 was a really tough year, as he lost his father and some animals, who he now sees as angels watching over him from heaven. Throughout it all, he's grateful for his family and friends who have always been there for him. He's also a smart businessman, always moving forward with investments and ventures. It's clear he lives life to the fullest, remembering those who are no longer with him, and always ready for a good time with his European brands and friends.