A LA ORDEN Lyrics in English SANTA FE KLAN , YAHIR SALDIVAR

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song A LA ORDEN by SANTA FE KLAN from Spanish to English.
For the Santa, bro
I got my radio and my big pistol
Always super alert for action
I guard the turf with my .50
Always at the boss's orders
I got bullets here for the traitor
Here in the game I'm the terror
I am grateful to the Lord
I'm the devil here at my job
Bad weed never dies
All in black, nobody loses here
I know envy doesn't like me
A candle for Malverde
No-man's land, damned land
Saint Jude protects me
And nobody takes me off this post
I cross myself with my little Virgin
And why not, and why not
That's right, buddy
For the whole hood, man
Look, point it out, Santa Fe, yeah
My Matamoros, beloved land
In this job there's no way out anymore
Always at the boss's order for whatever he asks
My skinny babe, the one who always looks after me
I leave no trace and no witnesses
Since I was a kid I like danger
Whatever I want I always get
I f*ck up my enemies
Camouflaged I look like a soldier
I keep all the boys wide awake
I always face forward, I never duck
All armed, partying at the ranch
I always carry my piece tucked in my belt
The green ones, I know they're after me around there
I carry a .50 and a bazooka too
When we fight they never knock us down
Just so you see, what's up?
With Yahir
We're the Santa, bro
And why not, and why not
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SONG MEANING

“A LA ORDEN” drops listeners straight into the adrenaline-charged life of a cartel lookout who is always on call. The title itself means “At your command,” and that phrase captures the narrator’s total loyalty to his boss, his neighborhood, and the unwritten code of the streets. With references to radios, bazookas, and a trusty “cincuentón” (a .50-caliber weapon), Santa Fe Klan and Yahir Saldivar paint a vivid portrait of someone who guards his turf, craves danger, and never backs down from a fight.

Beneath the hard-edged bravado sits a mix of faith and fatalism. The protagonist lights candles to Jesús Malverde, crosses himself with La Virgen, and trusts San Judas to keep him safe, all while calling himself “el diablo.” This blend of devotion and defiance highlights how survival in a “tierra de nadie” demands both spiritual protection and ruthless resolve. In short, the song is a gritty anthem to street loyalty, ever-present violence, and the complicated faith that shadows life on the edge.

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