Brindo Lyrics in English by Mario Bautista, Banda El Recodo De Cruz Lizárraga
Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Brindo by Mario Bautista from Spanish to English.
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Today I'm going to drink
It's a good day, I've had better, but also
There are some days that you never forget, like yesterday
That even though I fell, I got up
Today I'm going to drink
Because the person I am today is better than yesterday
Because the love that hurt me made me understand
That if you're going to do something wrong, then do it right
Today I toast to life
To friends, loves, family
Because there is no cure that doesn't come from a wound
Nor a problem that doesn't have a way out
Today I toast to death
For those who are not here present
But who are in our minds forever
forever
Today I'm going to drink
Because I've worked hard, because I've worked, because I've sweated
It hasn't been easy because none of this has been given to me
I have scars from all the times I've been betrayed
But, truthfully, I'm used to good things
I ride in the truck and I'm not armored
I have the same people by my side as always
I'm Bautista and I'm already baptized
And may I not lack
May music not be lacking
Today I toast to life
To friends, loves, family
Because there is no cure that doesn't come from a wound
Nor a problem that doesn't have a way out
Today I toast to death
For those who are not here present
But who are in our minds forever
forever
And there it goes, buddy, Mario
And let's toast to life, old man
And-uh, oh
Let's toast, Recodo
Because this life is very beautiful
Let's go!
For sure, yes
Prra!
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chingado — worked my butt off / busted my ass
Chingado comes from the verb chingar, which is a very versatile and often vulgar word in Spanish, especially in Mexico. While it can mean many things, in this context, "le he chingado" is a colloquial and emphatic way of saying "I have worked my butt off" or "I have busted my ass."
Mario Bautista uses it to express the immense effort and hard work he has put in to achieve his success, emphasizing that nothing has been handed to him. It's a raw and authentic expression of dedication and struggle, making it a memorable and culturally rich word to learn.
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