Enculado Lyrics in English Fuerza Regida
Plebada is a very common slang word in Mexico for your 'crew,' 'homies,' or 'folks.' It's the plural form of plebe, which informally refers to a young person or commoner.
In the song, the artist kicks things off by addressing his friends directly, saying, "Plebada, ya me perdieron" (My crew, you've lost me), to announce that he's fallen hopelessly in love. It's a fun, authentic word that will instantly make your Spanish sound more native!
“Enculado” turns the tough-as-nails image of Fuerza Regida on its head by showing the softer side of a streetwise romantic. Enculado is slang for being totally lovestruck, and the singer admits he has fallen hard the moment he tastes his girl’s kisses. Between flexing tinted cars and name-dropping guns, he reassures her mom that her daughter is perfectly safe with him. The result is a playful contrast: flashy outlaw swagger wrapped around sincere devotion.
This corrido tumbado blends modern trap attitude with the storytelling of traditional Mexican corridos. Listeners ride along as the protagonist cruises through the barrio, attracting curious neighbors, while celebrating a love so intense it makes him promise the moon and the stars. Underneath the bravado and weapon-wielding bravura is a simple message: even the most hardened figures can be hopeless romantics when they meet the right person.
