100pre Lyrics in English Los Dos Carnales
Rajado comes from the verb rajar, which literally means "to crack" or "to split". However, in Mexican slang, especially in the context of resilience and determination, no rajarse means "not to back down", "not to give up", or "to stand firm".
In "100pre", the artist sings, "Son varios años y no he rajado" (It's been several years and I haven't backed down), emphasizing his unwavering perseverance despite challenges. This word perfectly captures the song's theme of resilience and staying true to oneself.
In "100pre," which sounds like the Spanish word for "always," the singer tells a powerful story of rising from humble beginnings. He emphasizes that his success isn't an accident; it's the result of hard work and gratitude for his parents and God. The lyrics paint a picture of a difficult journey, but one where he never gave up. He uses a beautiful metaphor to describe his resilience against those who doubted him: "Me enterraron pero soy semilla" (They buried me, but I am a seed), meaning that their attempts to stop him only made him grow stronger.
The song also shares some hard-earned wisdom. The singer values life itself more than material things, declaring that what truly matters is waking up to a new day. He has learned to be careful about who he trusts, noting that while many people are around during good times, they often disappear when things get tough. Because of this, he now keeps a smaller circle, choosing his friends wisely and confiding his deepest feelings only to God. It's a declaration of strength, faith, and the will to always keep moving forward.
