Destapando Botellitas Lyrics in English Gerardo Ortiz

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Destapando Botellitas by Gerardo Ortiz from Spanish to English.
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We are opening bottles
Of the green ones or the blue ones
Come on, the moment calls for it
Things are looking very good right now
The little turn goes straight
But it wasn't easy, I suffered to crown it
Two letters charge as a plate
People with long and short hair
Several little bits are active
The seven days of the week
San Juditas always accompanies me
Taking care of myself closely
For all my walk
My life, my dolls
No one takes them from above
As long as I live and God allows
I will continue talking
Occasionally a party
With the tuba and guitars
In the mountains the celebration will not stop
If someone overdoes it or gets agitated
I always carry a short one
If the moment calls for it
Also in case someone jumps you
I'm not alone I have click
And in the jungle there are the cheetahs
Well prepared to take care of Tarzan
And we are uncovering little bottles, plebes
Oh just
I go to school very often
They welcome me, they open the door for me
I take advantage and greet the clique
I talk with the whole ball
Every month I do a roll call
If someone does not respond to my visit
Nobody looks at them again
My life, my dolls
No one takes them from above
As long as I live and God allows
I will continue talking
Occasionally a party
With the tuba and guitars
In the mountains the celebration will not stop
If someone overdoes it or gets agitated
I always carry a short one
If the moment calls for it
Also in case someone jumps you
I'm not alone I have click
In the jungle there are cheetahs
Well prepared to take care of Tarzan
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ameritadeserves / merits

Amerita comes from the verb ameritar, meaning "to deserve" or "to merit." It's a more formal and less common word than merecer, making it stand out in the lyrics.

In the song, the phrase "el momento lo amerita" (the moment deserves it) is used to justify celebrating and opening bottles. It adds a touch of importance and weight to the act of enjoyment, suggesting that the current good fortune truly warrants a celebration.

Get ready to pop some bottles! Gerardo Ortiz's "Destapando Botellitas" kicks off with a celebration. The singer invites everyone to open some green or blue bottles because, as he says, "things are looking very good right now." But this isn't just any party. He makes it clear that his success wasn't easy, mentioning that he "suffered to be crowned." This celebration is for a hard-won victory in a life filled with risk.

The song paints a picture of a dangerous lifestyle where celebration and threat go hand in hand. Ortiz sings about being surrounded by his crew, or "clica," who are armed with "long and short ones" (guns) and are always ready to protect him. He mentions his faith in Saint Jude to watch over him and his fierce determination to provide for his loved ones. He warns that while he enjoys a good party with music, he's always prepared for trouble, making it clear that in his world, you have to be tough to survive and enjoy the rewards.

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