Bandolero translates to "bandit" or "outlaw." It's a word that evokes a sense of rebellion and a life lived outside the rules, which is quite fitting for a rap song.
Gera MX uses it to describe his past self, stating, "Yo era bandolero antes de escuchar a Tego." This line suggests a transformation, implying that his experiences and perhaps even the music he listened to shaped him from a rebellious figure into who he is now. It's an intriguing word that hints at a compelling backstory.
Gera MX's "Sin Rumbo" is a really honest look at navigating life and fame when you feel like you're just drifting, going "sin dirección ni rumbo" [without direction or course]. He talks about feeling a bit lost, even when things are generally okay, admitting "todo más o menos, aunque a veces me confundo" [everything more or less, although sometimes I get confused].
It's cool how he contrasts the difficulty of his art, saying his verse is "doloroso como un disparo en la pierna" [painful like a shot in the leg], with the pressures of the music industry. He feels like the industry wants "menos letra y más coros para la música" [less lyrics and more choruses for the music], which is a blunt critique. He even says he had to explain that "este juego me hizo frío como el invierno en Toronto" [this game made me cold like winter in Toronto], showing how tough it's been. But despite all that, he's still here, making music, because "esto de rapear me nace" [this rapping is born in me].