Doblegado comes from the verb doblegar, meaning to bend, fold, or humble. In this context, it means to be bowed down or brought low, having surrendered despite one's own strength or pride.
Los Inquietos del Norte sing "Se ha doblegado aunque ha perdido unas" (he has bowed though he has lost a few), using the word to show humility even after suffering losses along the way.
Get ready to meet "El Señor" [The Lord], a powerful figure who, despite being "en la tierra desprotegidos" [unprotected on earth], controls everything from afar. He has an army of "sicario de alto rango" [high-ranking hitmen] and captains, all loyal to his command. This guy is super smart and cunning, which is why everyone respects and protects him. He's the boss on earth, the chief of the city!
"El Señorón" [The Big Lord] is a survivor. He's faced many challenges, but he's never given up, even when he's lost a few battles. He always wins the war! There are even rumors about his height – some say he's tall, others say he's short. But one thing's for sure: "el señorón está pesado" [the big lord is heavy/powerful], and the whole world knows it. This song is all about his undeniable power and influence.