NI CARLOS NI JOSE Lyrics in English Milo j

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song NI CARLOS NI JOSE by Milo j from Spanish to English.
I shout out to those that are beings of light
And make my sky bluer
I wish that they'd seen me grow up
I'm taller, my voice's deeper
I don't pour a drink on the floor
Because there's more than one that was an addict
Mom's beefing with businessmen and I'm in the studio
But sometimes I'd like to be another kid
The youngest one, Cami's still the same
But there's more memories and less conflict
I'm saner and less damned
I'm not on the huss anymore
I'm already gone from San José, there's neither Carlos nor José
And yeah there was faith, but not in God
If He put me in that place
I almost didn't play in Uruguay for not being a regular student
If I quit school to hustle
Three days straight without sleeping
Three days straight without eating
My body was a rack of ribs
They asked and I swore I was fine
What was the use of healing the hate and the pain?
If in comfort I don't find my comfort
I wanted to be a star and since I am one
I don't remember who I am or where I want to be
What was the use of healing the hate and the pain?
If in comfort I don't find my comfort
I wanted to be a star and since I am one
I don't remember who I am or where I want to be
You made it, you made it
You made it, you made it
You made it, you made it
You made it, you made it
You made it, you made it
You made it, you made it
You made it, you made it
You made it, you made it
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SONG MEANING

Ni Carlos Ni José is Milo J’s candid postcard from the whirlwind of growing up fast, chasing success and then wondering what it all really means. Over a moody beat he salutes the “seres de luz” who color his sky, then rewinds to nights without sleep, skipping meals, dropping out of school and hustling just to get a shot onstage. He has left his hometown San José—where neither Carlos nor José remain—trading familiar streets for studios and business meetings while watching his voice drop and his memories pile up.

Now that the dream has come true, the young Argentinian star admits he feels lost in the very comfort he once craved. The repeated hook “Lo lograste” (“You made it”) sounds more like a question than a victory lap: if fame erases your sense of self, was it worth the fight? Milo J balances pride in his achievements with nostalgia for simpler days, giving listeners a raw, relatable reflection on ambition, identity and the price of success.

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