Las Morras Lyrics in English Peso Pluma , Blessed
Morras is a popular Mexican slang term for 'girls' or 'chicks'. While the standard Spanish word is chicas or muchachas, using morras gives the song a very specific, informal, and modern cultural context.
In this track, Peso Pluma uses this word in the title and chorus ("Las morras me besan...") to describe the women who are attracted to his lifestyle. Learning slang like this is key to understanding the real culture behind the music and speaking like a native.
“Las Morras” is a high-energy Corrido Tumbado where Peso Pluma and Blessed brag about the fast-moving world they now rule. Picture stacks of cash constantly changing hands, designer Jordans stomping through exclusive clubs, and jewelry that glitters from Medellín all the way to Moscow. The artists toast to their hard-earned success, reminding us that none of these diamonds, watches, or champagne showers were inherited. They fought for every peso, so now they celebrate with wild nights, viral videos, and a loyal crew they call Puro Doble P.
Amid the flashing lights, “las morras” – the girls – are hypnotized by the duo’s confidence. Kisses, dancing, and a hint of “pink powder” fuel the party, making flowers unnecessary. Even with the over-the-top luxury, Peso Pluma keeps repeating one word: bendecido (blessed). It is his way of saying that beneath the swagger and excess, he is grateful for the journey that took him from the streets of Antioquia to international fame, and he plans to keep that winning momentum rolling.
