Music Sessions #58/66 Lyrics in English by Young Miko, Bizarrap

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Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Music Sessions #58/66 by Young Miko from Spanish to English.

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How did we get here?

I don't know how many feet high

First class to Madrid

Up here there's no more signal

I feel like it was just yesterday

I told babe I was coming back

Home again

I don't know when I'm going to see her

But meanwhile we're riding Jet Skis in Mallorca

Meanwhile we're counting dough

She who can, can, and she who can't, endures

My people are good, bro, that's what matters

And now for babe I'm hustling daily

So she uploads stories from the Bentley

They felt the pressure and now they're asking for thanks

This is black and white, don't talk to me about maybe

Babe, here we run smooth, I mean, I don't bow down

They ask if they have a chance, hmm, I'd rather not even comment

I pull them from the grave, they talk about me? I revive them

They say I owe favors? B*tch, yeah, I imagine

Yeah, it's just, man, I saw you

Outside, in line for my show

Of course, I remember

When you talked sh*t about me

You stuck to my VIP, you're a p*ssy, pig

If they catch me leaving from the Prada entrance

They think they can read me because they've seen me on the cover

Biza, turn off the lights, leave me in the dark

My people turn on the flashes if I ask them to raise them

But meanwhile we're riding Jet Skis in Mallorca

Meanwhile we're counting dough

She who can, can, and she who can't, endures

My people are good, bro, that's what matters

And now for babe I'm hustling daily

So she uploads stories from the Bentley

They felt the pressure and now they're asking for thanks

This is black and white, don't talk to me about maybe

Here goes another one

For those who've always been here

That's hopefully

You never let me go

Even if they see us with champagne I can't pronounce

Even if all the brands want to sponsor me

Even if all my exes now want to be the official one

Now it doesn't mean I'm going to change

No, it doesn't mean I stop being normal

Maybe antisocial

That I don't know how to trust isn't personal

It's that if they change colors, I don't want to associate

If my people don't get in, I won't even enter

Don't feel bad, you're not that special

They say you talked about me, but you're without a signal

And meanwhile we're riding Jet Skis in Mallorca

Meanwhile we're counting dough

She who can, can, and she who can't, endures

My people are good, bro, that's what matters

And for the babes I'm hustling daily

So they upload stories from the Bentley

They felt the pressure and now they're asking for thanks

This is black and white, don't talk to me about maybe

Bizarrap

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joseando — hustling

Joseando is a Spanish slang term derived from the English word "hustling." It means to work hard, often in a resourceful or entrepreneurial way, to make money or achieve a goal.

In the context of the song, Young Miko uses it to express her dedication and effort in providing for her loved ones, specifically when she says, "Y ahora pa' la baby estoy joseando daily" (And now for my baby, I'm hustling daily). It highlights her drive and ambition to succeed and provide a luxurious lifestyle.

Get ready to feel like a superstar with Young Miko and Bizarrap's "Music Sessions #58/66"! This track is all about Miko's incredible rise to fame, going from dreaming of success to living it up. She asks, "¿Cómo llegamos aquí?" [How did we get here?] as she flies first class to Madrid, a long way from home. But even with all the luxury, like riding Jet Skis in Mallorca and "contando torta" [counting cake/money], she never forgets her roots and the people who matter most: "Mi gente está bien, manín, eso es lo que importa" [My people are good, man, that's what matters].

Young Miko also has some blunt words for those who doubted her or talked trash. She remembers seeing them "en la fila pa' mi show" [in line for my show] after they "hablaste mierda de mí" [talked shit about me]. Now, she's making so much money she's "joseando daily" [hustling daily] for her baby to post stories from a Bentley. It's a clear message: "La que puede, puede, y la que no puede, soporta" [She who can, can, and she who can't, endures]. Despite all the new fame and expensive brands, she insists she won't change, staying true to herself. It's a fun, confident anthem about success and staying real.

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