El Gordo Y El Narco Lyrics in English Melendi

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song El Gordo Y El Narco by Melendi from Spanish to English.
This is the story of two shameless crooks
Manager and producer
Black-glove thieves
Two, each worse than the other
Bed makers
In the end, poor devils
They're the filthiest sh*t
They're the fatso and the narco
And the truth is that some years have gone by
But I still remember
Some of us like work
Others prefer to steal it
You're like a pimple on the ass
I scratch it and it disappears
And no matter how much I scratch it
This pimple won't grow anymore
Don't think, poor devils
that I'm singing out of spite
That embezzlement was lucky
Today I sleep much better
You're the fatso and the narco
You're the crème de la crème
Horse thieves
I was your steed
I was a dairy cow
I was a signature on paper
As consolation I'm left with
that you keep being rats
and I'm still a steed
Time is the one that gives the reasons
and the one that sometimes takes them away from us
I put you to bed with my tongue
and it offered me a smile
You were two hungry wolves
with a pretty wrapping
In the end you've served me
to broaden the repertoire
Don't be in a hurry to change
that it'll be a bit late
See you in hell
that all the wood burns
I don't know where you are now
nor do I care
I'm only putting
the cards on the table
Don't think, poor devils
that I'm singing out of spite
That embezzlement was lucky
Today I sleep much better
You're the fatso and the narco
You're the crème de la crème
Horse thieves
I was your steed
I was a dairy cow
I was a signature on paper
As consolation I'm left with
that you keep being rats
and I'm still a steed
You were Asterix and Obelix
Captain and his cabin boy
And now I go and say goodbye
like Petete used to do
The fat book teaches you
The fat book entertains
and I tell you gladly
Until the life that comes
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SONG MEANING

“El Gordo y el Narco” is Melendi’s cheeky revenge ballad aimed at two real−life swindlers who once managed his career. Picture a greedy manager and an even greedier producer—the fat one and the dealer—scheming behind fancy smiles while milking the artist like a “vaca lechera.” Through biting humor, circus−like metaphors and pop-culture winks to Asterix and Obelix, Melendi exposes them as wolves in flashy clothing who turned his talent into their personal loot. Every insult is served with a wink, letting listeners savor both the outrage and the punch-line.

What makes the song so fun is its triumphant attitude. Far from wallowing in bitterness, Melendi toasts to the fiasco: the betrayal forced him to grow stronger, sleep better and write juicier songs. By the final chorus he flips the script—they remain “ratas,” while he gallops on as the free-spirited corcel they once tried to ride. It is a lively reminder that bad contracts can leave scars, but they can also fuel unstoppable creativity and a good story to sing along to.

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