Dios #1 Lyrics in English by Cruz Cafuné, Miky Woodz
Engaño means "deception" or "trickery." It's an interesting word because it directly addresses the theme of authenticity versus pretense, which is central to the song.
In the lyrics, the artist says, "Me ven y no me creen, creen que hay engañifa," which translates to "They see me and don't believe me, they think there's deception." This highlights the skepticism he faces and his insistence on being real, making engaño a key word for understanding his message.
Get ready for a track dripping with confidence and raw honesty. In "Dios #1," Cruz Cafuné and Miky Woodz lay down their life philosophy: God first, and then an unapologetic drive for success. Cruzzi paints a picture of his life on "cruise control," staying true to himself whether he's flying first class or remembering his days in the back of the plane. He walks with the swagger of a "cowboy," fueled by the very stress that helps him stack his money. For him, authenticity is key—he understands why people are shocked by someone so real, but he has nothing to hide.
Miky Woodz jumps in with the same energy, emphasizing that you have to work hard for what you want and trust only those who are truly there for you. Both artists dismiss the haters and the fakes ("wannabes"), moving in silence while keeping their feet on the ground. The core message is a powerful mix of faith, self-belief, and a relentless hustle. They don't take anything for granted and aren't afraid to call out those who are all talk.
