Fé, Cojones Y Paciencia Lyrics in English by Eladio Carrion

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Small wins, I gotta celebrate them too

A little progress is better than no progress

I'm hungry as if I had to start from scratch

I'm not slowing down, I won't go back to my old life

The only thing I miss from it is my privacy

I learned that money isn't happiness

Loyalty isn't the same as friendship either

Like Morad in the L, a true king in my city

I'm courtside, watching LeBron pass Kareem Abdu in points

Proud 'cause we got out of the pit, Ra's al Ghul

I remember there were so many bad days

That we had to learn to see the gray days a little more blue

Fame caught me by surprise, Draymond, Jordan Poole

They wanna talk about me after I helped them? Well, cool

They wanna talk about me? Didn't even hear it, 'cause I'm on tour

To my face, they never want smoke, only if they're smoking a Juul

I'm still the same, I go to Chili's and order the special, yeah

Fries with bacon, half rack, to go, please

And the more money comes into the account

I realize how little value all this material stuff has, B

Maison Margiela, the split in the toes, I didn't know anything about this

I'm in Marbella with the brothers from London, sorry if I don't answer them

My phone's in the locker, why are they calling so much?

They're obsessed like stalkers

I've changed my number so many times

That I haven't even been able to collect points at Foot Locker

I don't pay mind to the people who diss me, because

Most of them live with their mother, Mr. Crocker

Canelo boxing, f*ck you, motherf*cker

They try to trip me up, I don't fall because besides chess

If we have to, then we play soccer

I'm still the same, on Monday I eat Kobe beef

And on Tuesday I'm already on Vevo

On my team everyone does their job well individually

But we win together like a relay race

Three words I've never said together: 'I can't'

Advise me? You're the one who needs that advice more

I'd like to tell them 'I feel sorry for you', it's not that I don't dare, but

A c*cksucker will always be a c*cksucker

You gotta have faith, balls, and patience

In a world where hate is spread like influenza

I'm looking for every way to be trending

And make the songs hits without being a bad influence

Listen, faith, balls, and patience

I know I make it look easy, but it's not like they think

Few people support you when you start

I just sang to thirty thousand people in Valencia

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Cojones — Balls / Guts

Cojones literally translates to "testicles" or "balls." However, in Spanish slang, it's widely used to mean "guts," "courage," or "bravery." It's a strong, colloquial expression of determination and resilience.

In Eladio Carrion's song, the phrase "Fe, Cojones y Paciencia" (Faith, Guts, and Patience) is a central theme, emphasizing the mindset needed to overcome challenges and succeed. It's a memorable and impactful word that captures the raw, unyielding spirit of the lyrics.

Eladio Carrión opens by keeping score of the small stuff: "Pequeños logros, también los tengo que celebrar" [Small wins, I gotta celebrate them too]. He isn't bragging about a mansion here, just admitting fame hasn't killed the plain habit of noticing progress, and that habit is what the rest of the song runs on.

He flexes like someone who still remembers being broke: courtside watching LeBron pass Kareem, a box seat at a Canelo fight, half a rack of ribs from Chili's ordered to go. In the same breath he names whoever's been talking about him and shrugs it off, "La mayoría viven con su madre, Mr. Crocker" [Most of them live with their mother, Mr. Crocker]. The hook is his own explanation for how he got here from "salimos del hueco" [we got out of the pit]: "Hay que tener fe, cojones y paciencia" [You gotta have faith, balls, and patience]. By the last verse that patience has paid out for real, "Acabo de cantarle a treinta mil gente' en Valencia" [I just sang to thirty thousand people in Valencia].

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