Aguacero Lyrics in English Noriel

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Aguacero by Noriel from Spanish to English.
Thanks to those that were with me in the downpour
The Bible says it, the last ones will be first
Nobody's needed, here are all the ones that I love
And those that left, may God watch over them in heaven
Blessings to those that greet me with a heart full of hate
Because the benefit with me is over
Knowing that they were dirt, I turned them into gold
That’s why God always guards my path
And now we're good
Here we are, the usual ones, loyalty, this is forever
With the same ones, but we're good
None of these fakes can come to brag at me
I'm not two-faced nor arguing with myself
For helping so many people, the one that got f*cked was me
They see you as competition and they brag at you themselves
If they see that I'm not the same, it's because of you yourselves
There's too many fools playing at being smart
I always face problems head-on
They're the ones that make up the gossip
They spread it and if you call them
They play dumb and get offended
I know well how I am, I don't care how I look
Others, by pretending, don't even recognize themselves in the mirror
Wanting peace without knowing war is a dumb*ss thing
They normalize betrayal saying that it's for the hustle
I've seen more people die than be born
I've seen the whore be faithful and the good girl be unfaithful
I've seen people be happy in life without having anything
And people that have everything in depression for not believing
That's why I don't give a f*ck what someone else thinks
I'm a firm believer that if something doesn't add to you, then it subtracts
Everybody trying to look for the right person
But nobody's trying to be the right person
(Here we are, the usual ones, loyalty, this is forever)
With the same ones, but we're good
None of these fakes can come to brag at me
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SONG MEANING

“Aguacero” is Noriel’s shout-out to the ride-or-die crew that stayed beside him in every storm. The Puerto Rican artist opens by thanking those who shared the aguacero (downpour), then flips a Biblical line to remind us that the overlooked often rise first. Over hard-hitting verses he draws a bright line between real loyalty and fake friends, blessing the haters while making it crystal clear that their “benefit” card has expired. The message: if you are not adding value, you are subtracting it.

At its core, the song is a streetwise meditation on authenticity, resilience, and faith. Noriel admits he once “turned dirt into gold” for people who later vanished, but now guards his path with divine help and a tighter circle. He calls out hypocrisy, celebrates the power of facing problems head-on, and points out that everyone hunts for “the right person” instead of becoming one. In the end, “Aguacero” is both cautionary tale and victory lap, encouraging listeners to keep their circle small, their spirit genuine, and their eyes on the sky even when the rain pours.

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