SR. SMITH Lyrics in English Peso Pluma , Luis R Conriquez

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song SR. SMITH by Peso Pluma from Spanish to English.
Verse 1
Pop the champagne already
Why wait till tomorrow?
I don't want to sleep, we gotta keep going
Girls go and girls come
How many are they and where do they come from?
They want to have fun
Happy, they call him "Mr. Smith"
Chorus 1
Bring more Lady Gaga
That this doesn't end
That this is just starting
Go get more Lavada
That my buddy Chacho is landing
Russians, Australians
All the continents that I'm handling
I never arrive late and that's even though I move through plenty of places
And pure Double P
Bang, son of a b*tch
Buddy Parka, buddy Lalo
Verse 2
A private restaurant
While the private jet arrives
The Richard Mille shines
It wasn't easy
They head to the Emirates
I go, arrive and check the scene
A rifle at hand
There's no trouble, but it's good to prevent
Chorus 2
Bring more Lady Gaga
That this doesn't end
That this is just starting
Go and bring more Lavada
That my buddy Chacho is already arriving
Russians, Australians
All the continents that I'm handling
I never arrive late and that's even though I move through plenty of places
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SONG MEANING

Sr. Smith is a high-octane brag track where Peso Pluma and Luis R Conriquez invite us into an all-night celebration run by a mysterious, ultra-wealthy figure they call “Señor Smith.” The lyrics flash like paparazzi shots: champagne bottles popping open before sunrise, private jets landing on command, and a glittering Richard Mille watch that proves success was hard-won. Exotic guests—from Russians to Australians—circle the party, hinting at a globe-spanning network and limitless influence. Even so, the hosts keep protection close at hand, reminding listeners that power and danger often travel together.

Underneath the flashy details, the song paints a picture of modern corridos’ new elite: young kingpins who mix regional Mexican sounds with urban swagger. “Lady Gaga” and “lavada” are coded references to recreational highs, while the constant calls for “más” capture an insatiable hunger for thrills, status, and movement. The result is an adrenaline-charged anthem that celebrates living fast, living large, and never letting the party—or the hustle—slow down.

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