SALU Lyrics in English Mora

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A little spin on the Sea-Doo and a Phillie for breakfast

The sun came out and there isn't a single cloud, it's all blue

A shout-out to the ones that left, for them a drink and cheers

A little spin on the Sea-Doo and a Phillie for breakfast

The sun came out and there isn't a single cloud, it's all blue

A shout-out to the ones that left, for them a drink and cheers

Thanks, babe, for having me here

With the coquí's noise

By stepping I died and I lived

I bought a mansion in Miami, I barely even lived in it, no

Because my daughter had to be born here

I closed the circle a while ago, if you want then greet me from afar

I live this life however I want, I don't follow the blueprint, no

My competition is the mirror

That's why every time they talk sh*t I leave them

I leave them to talk and feel important

Because that says more about them

This life has to be lived

Tomorrow you don't know if I'll crash

Spinning on the Sea-Doo, and a Phillie for breakfast

The sun came out and there isn't a single cloud, it's all blue

A shout-out to the ones that left, for them a drink and cheers

A little spin on the Sea-Doo, and a Phillie for breakfast

The sun came out and there isn't a single cloud, it's all blue

A shout-out to the ones that left, for them a drink and cheers

And after the Sea-Doo, a little spin through La Cerra

And then to Shanghái because the bar never closes

My feet stay on the ground

The only thing that changed was the sneakers

Now I'm getting paid like a tennis player

A little sippy of wine, a little Phillie and I'm fine

For the boys, LV, all design

My dancers onstage with Off-White

And I'm not even in my prime, no

Once again the same as always

That I was going to make history, my mom already knew

Since I was in the womb, and

If tomorrow I retire there's enough, yeah

I have enough, yeah

A little spin on the Sea-Doo, and a Phillie for breakfast

The sun came out and there isn't a single cloud, it's all blue

A shout-out to the ones that left, for them a drink and cheers

This goes to those that talk about me

Comfortable, I'm comfortable

Burning, with cake

Worry about yourselves

Don't worry about me, f*ck, I'm good

M*therf*ckers

Worry about your family

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SONG MEANING

Feel the splash of salt water, the spark of a lighter, and the warmth of the Caribbean sun all at once! In “SALU,” Puerto Rican artist Mora takes us on a laid-back jet-ski ride (“una vueltita en el Sea-Doo”) while starting the day with a Phillie blunt for breakfast. The chorus paints a postcard-perfect morning: clear blue skies, no worries in sight, and a toast of “salud” to friends who are no longer around. Right from the first line, the song serves up a mix of celebration and nostalgia, turning simple pleasures into a philosophy of living in the present.

Beneath the breezy vibe, Mora slips in gratitude to his mother, pride in his island roots, and a confident shrug at critics. He reminds us that fame (mansions in Miami, designer fits) means nothing without staying grounded—his “pies siguen en la tierra.” The real competition is the mirror, and tomorrow is never guaranteed, so why not savor today? “SALU” is a sun-drenched toast to life’s highs, a respectful nod to the past, and a reminder to mind your own vibe while chasing your dreams.

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