Do Something Lyrics in English by Saiko
Clandestinos translates to "clandestine" or "secret". It's a word that evokes a sense of mystery and hidden activities, making it quite intriguing.
In the song, the artist mentions "planes clandestinos" (clandestine plans), suggesting a life lived outside the norm or dealing with illicit situations. This word adds a layer of intrigue and hints at the struggles and hidden aspects of the life he describes.
Saiko's "Do Something" is all about the hustle and the struggle to make it when opportunities are scarce. He talks about waking up every day and facing the reality that "ya no hay empleo" [there's no more work]. It's a tough world where he sees "pila de traiciones" [lots of betrayals] and people acting out of self-interest.
He emphasizes that you have to go out and get what you want because "nadie a tu casa lo va a llevar" [no one is going to bring it to your house]. Saiko also touches on the temptation of "el mal camino" [the wrong path] and "planes clandestinos" [clandestine plans] which cause him anxiety, but he asserts his self-control and respect. He believes his talent "vale más que un Grammy" [is worth more than a Grammy] and he's staying true to himself despite the challenges and the envy he faces. He's not forgetting those who didn't support him when he was down, making it clear he won't share his success with them later.
