Hoy Jamby El Favo Translation Meaning and Lyrics

Song Meaning

'Hoy' means 'Today' in English. It is a name of a song by 'Jamby El Favo' human translated here by a native speaker.

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Original Lyrics: Sigo traficando

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Verb	Verb
sigo	traficando
to continue (on); to keep, to keep on (can be combined with the gerund to indicate that someone or something continues doing something)	Latin America to smuggle
1st Person Singular Indicative Present of the verb seguir	Simple Gerund of the verb traficar
I keep on	dealing

Aligned Translation: I keep on dealing

Free Translation: I keep dealing

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Original Lyrics: Vivo traqueteando

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Verb	Verb
vivo	traqueteando ²
intransitive to make a living, to live (on)	to clatter, rattle
1st Person Singular Indicative Present of the verb vivir	Simple Gerund of the verb traquetear
I make a living	handling
² The dictionary definition of `traquetear` is rattling, which does't really fit, but I have found a colloquial definition (on the RAE site no less) which describes it as "to handle something a lot", which does fit better.

Aligned Translation: I make a living handling

Free Translation: I make a living with quick deals

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Original Lyrics: Dinero doblando

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Aligned Translation: Money doubling

Free Translation: money doubling

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Original Lyrics: Sin cambiar

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Preposition	Verb	Preposition	Noun
sin	cambiar ²	de ³	bando ⁴
without	transitive:intransitive to switch, to change, to trade, to swap {{q\|usually + {{l\|es\|de}}}} (when implying changing from one thing to another)	from (with the source or provenance of or at)	faction, party, side
	Infinitive
With	changing	from	side
^2,3,4 Means "switching from side to side"

Aligned Translation: Without changing sides

Free Translation: without changing sides

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Original Lyrics: Me están envidiando

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yo	están	envidiando
(First-person singular pronoun in the nominative case); I.	to be (Auxiliary verb for the progressive/continuous aspect) (precedes the gerund of the verb)	to envy.
	3rd Person Plural Indicative Present of the verb estar	Simple Gerund of the verb envidiar
Me	they are	envious

Aligned Translation: They're envying me

Free Translation: they envy me

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Original Lyrics: Andan criticando

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andan	criticando
with gerund to go round doing something (describing interrupted, frequent activity)	to criticize
3rd Person Plural Indicative Present of the verb andar	Simple Gerund of the verb criticar
They go around	criticizing

Aligned Translation: They go around criticizing

Free Translation: They go round criticizing

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Original Lyrics: Con mi clica ando

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con	mío	clica	ando
with	predicative or after the noun mine, my.	(Chicano, slang) clique, group, gang	to walk, to go
			1st Person Singular Indicative Present of the verb andar
With	my	gang	I walk

Aligned Translation: With my gang I walk around

Free Translation: With my gang I walk around

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Original Lyrics: Por ahí ruleteando

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Preposition	Adverb
por ¹	ahí ²
through, out, via (indicating movement)	there: (used to designate a place near the listener)

For	there	playing roulette
^1,2 Por ahí has a few defined meanings, the best English translation is probably "somewhere"

Aligned Translation: Somewhere playing roulette

Free Translation: Somewhere playing roulette

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Original Lyrics: Todo el día fumando

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todo	el	día	fumando
all, every	Masculine singular definite article; the.	day (any period of 24 hours)	to smoke (a cigarette, etc. Not food.)
			Simple Gerund of the verb fumar
All	the	day	smoking

Aligned Translation: All day smoking

Free Translation: smoking all day

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Original Lyrics: Estamos cazando

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estamos	cazando
to be (Auxiliary verb for the progressive/continuous aspect) (precedes the gerund of the verb)	to hunt
1st Person Plural Indicative Present of the verb estar	Simple Gerund of the verb cazar
We are always	hunting

Aligned Translation: We're hunting

Free Translation: we are hunting

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Original Lyrics: Los cheques llegando

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Determiner	Noun	Verb
los	cheque	llegando
the	cheque {{q\|US}}, blank cheque {{q\|Australia, Canada, India, Ireland, New Zealand, UK}}	intransitive to arrive, get (to)
		Simple Gerund of the verb llegar
The	cheques	arrive

Aligned Translation: Checks coming in

Free Translation: the checks coming

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Original Lyrics: Los feos investigando

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Pronoun	Adjective	Verb
ellos	feo	investigando
they, them (used subjectively and after prepositions; can refer to men, masculine nouns, groups of people or nouns of mixed gender, and (rarely) groups of neuter nouns).	Mexico bad, gross, mean, nasty	to investigate
		Simple Gerund of the verb investigar
The	nasties	investigating

Aligned Translation: The nasties investigating

Free Translation: The nasty ones investigating

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Original Lyrics: Las vueltas cuadrando

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Determiner	Noun	Verb
las	vuelta	cuadrando
the	turn	to square
		Simple Gerund of the verb cuadrar
The	curves	squaring

Aligned Translation: The curves squaring

Free Translation: the circles squaring

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Original Lyrics: Sigo coronando

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sigo	coronando
to continue (on); to keep, to keep on (can be combined with the gerund to indicate that someone or something continues doing something)	to scale, climb
1st Person Singular Indicative Present of the verb seguir	Simple Gerund of the verb coronar
I keep on	scaling

Aligned Translation: I keep on scaling

Free Translation: I keep on scaling

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Original Lyrics: Free F free Nando

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Free Translation: Free F free Nando

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Original Lyrics: Seguimos esperando

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seguimos	esperando
to continue (on); to keep, to keep on (can be combined with the gerund to indicate that someone or something continues doing something)	transitive to hope for, hope to (often with a verb in the subjunctive)
1st Person Plural Indicative Present of the verb seguir	Simple Gerund of the verb esperar
We continue to	hope

Aligned Translation: We keep waiting

Free Translation: we keep waiting

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Original Lyrics: Botellas de whisky

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Noun	Preposition	Noun
botella	de	whisky
bottle	of; ’s; (used after the thing owned and before the owner)	whisky (alcoholic liquor)

Bottles	of	whisky

Aligned Translation: Bottles of whisky

Free Translation: whiskey bottles

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Original Lyrics: Dándonos los pases

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Aligned Translation: we give the deals

Free Translation: Making the deals

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Original Lyrics: Bien guillao de narcos

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Adverb		Preposition
bien		de
very		about (concerning; with regard to)

Very	show off	about	narcos
² `Guillao` means "show off" according to Spanish Dict.

Aligned Translation: show off loads to the narcos

Free Translation: Show off to the Narcos

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Original Lyrics: La merca en los barcos

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Determiner	Noun	Preposition	Determiner	Noun
la	merca	en	los	barco
the	Uruguay:Argentina slang cocaine, illegal drugs	in, at, on	the	boat (usually with a concave hull)

The	illegal drugs	in	the	boats

Aligned Translation: The drugs on the boats

Free Translation: The merchandise on the boats

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Original Lyrics: El taco, las tacas

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Determiner	Noun	Determiner
el	taco	las
Masculine singular definite article; the.	Spain:colloquial a load, a lot	the

The	load	the	loads
^{Entire Phrase} Difficult to determine the use of taco here. It could be swear word, or a mess or the Peninsular Spanish use meaning "a lot" or "a load", maybe cargo? It might be 2 different meanings as it's; El taco then Las tacas.

Aligned Translation: The load the loads

Free Translation: The load, the loads

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Original Lyrics: Los pacos, bellacos

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Determiner	Noun	Noun
los	paco	bellaco
the	Spain:recreational drug A cheap drug made from cocaine paste mixed with raticide, caffeine and other chemicals,	scoundrel, rascal

The	drugs	rascals

Aligned Translation: The drugs rascals

Free Translation: The drugs, the rascals

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Original Lyrics: Las pacas, la sacos

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Determiner	Noun		Noun
las	paca		saco
the	colloquial:pejorative Latin America female police officer		sack

The	female police	the	sacks

Aligned Translation: The police the sacks

Free Translation: The police, the sacks

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Original Lyrics: Frontea y te la saco

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		Pronoun		Verb
		tú		saco
		(Second person pronoun in singular tense) (informal communication in Spain and Mexico). you; thou (cognate).		transitive to withdraw, to take out (e.g. money)
				1st Person Singular Indicative Present of the verb sacar
Put out there	and	you	it	I take out
¹ Frontea not found, might mean "putting yourself out there" according to this article.

Aligned Translation: Put it out there and I take out it for you

Free Translation: show some front and I'll take it out

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Original Lyrics: Hoy

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Aligned Translation: Today

Free Translation: Today

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Original Lyrics: Quiero lo que quiero, no me importa lo que quieran

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Verb	Pronoun	Pronoun	Verb	Adverb	Pronoun	Verb	Pronoun	Pronoun	Verb
quiero	él	que	quiero	no	yo	importa	él	que	quieran
to desire, to want, to want to	it, masculine non-personal third-person subject and disjunctive pronoun (used as a subject and after prepositions to refer to masculine nouns)	who; that	to desire, to want, to want to	not	(First-person singular pronoun in the nominative case); I.	to matter, to be important	it, masculine non-personal third-person subject and disjunctive pronoun (used as a subject and after prepositions to refer to masculine nouns)	who; that	to desire, to want, to want to
1st Person Singular Indicative Present of the verb querer			1st Person Singular Indicative Present of the verb querer			2nd Person Singular Imperative Affirmative Tuteo of the verb importar			3rd Person Plural Imperative Negative of the verb querer
I want	it	that	I want	not	to me	important	it	what	they want

Aligned Translation: I want what I want I don't care what they want

Free Translation: I want what I want, I don't care what they want

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Original Lyrics: Muera el que se muera, cubrí mi family entera

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Verb	Pronoun	Pronoun	Pronoun	Verb	Verb	Adjective		Adjective
muera	él ²	que	se	muera	cubrí	mío		entero
to die	he, him, masculine personal third person subject and disjunctive pronoun (used as a subject and after prepositions)	that; whom	Used instead of indirect object pronouns, le and les before the direct object pronouns {{m,, la, los, or las.}}	to die	transitive to cover	predicative or after the noun mine, my.		whole; entire
3rd Person Singular Subjunctive Present of the verb morir				3rd Person Singular Subjunctive Present of the verb morir	1st Person Singular Indicative Preterite of the verb cubrir
He dies	he	that	he	dies	I covered	my	family	entire
² Should have accent `él`... him [who dies]
⁹ Transcriptor used English word, but it is sung `familia`

Aligned Translation: Whoever dies , I covered my entire family

Free Translation: Whoever dies, I protected my whole family

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Original Lyrics: Muchos ni creían porque andaba en mis loqueras

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mucho	ni	creían	porque	andaba	en ⁶	mi ⁷	loquero ⁸
a lot of; many; much	not even, even	transitive to think, to believe, to reckon, to be of the opinion	because	with gerund to go round doing something (describing interrupted, frequent activity)	in, at, on	before the noun Apocopic form of mío, my	colloquial:deprecative A shrink (psychologist or psychiatrist)
		3rd Person Plural Indicative Imperfect of the verb creer		1st Person Singular Indicative Imperfect of the verb andar
Many	not even	they believed	because	I went about	at	my	shrinks
^6,7,8 `Loqueras` translates to "shrink" or "psychiatrist" but I found other translations that suggest this could mean "madhouse"

Aligned Translation: Many did not believe because I went about at my shrinks

Free Translation: Many didn't even believe because I was at my shrinks

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Original Lyrics: Y ahora solo murmuran qué traigo en la cartera

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y	ahora	solo	murmuran	qué		en	la	cartera
and	now (at the present time)	sole, only, unique, single	intransitive to gossip	what (interrogative only)		in, at, on	the	wallet, billfold
			3rd Person Plural Indicative Present of the verb murmurar
And	now	only	they gossip	what	I carry	in	the	wallet
⁶ Traer is not in the dictionary.

Aligned Translation: And now they're just gossiping what's in my wallet

Free Translation: And now they only gossip what I have in my wallet

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Original Lyrics: Muchos ni creían porque andaba en mis loqueras

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mucho	ni	creían	porque	andaba	en ⁶	mi ⁷	loquero ⁸
a lot of; many; much	not even, even	transitive to think, to believe, to reckon, to be of the opinion	because	with gerund to go round doing something (describing interrupted, frequent activity)	in, at, on	before the noun Apocopic form of mío, my	colloquial:deprecative A shrink (psychologist or psychiatrist)
		3rd Person Plural Indicative Imperfect of the verb creer		1st Person Singular Indicative Imperfect of the verb andar
Many	not even	they believed	because	I went about	at	my	shrinks
^6,7,8 `Loqueras` translates to "shrink" or "psychiatrist" but I found other translations that suggest this could mean "madhouse"

Aligned Translation: Many did not believe because I went about at my shrinks

Free Translation: Many didn't even believe because I was at my shrinks

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Original Lyrics: Mucho sacrificio pa cruzar esa frontera

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mucho	sacrificio	para	cruzar	ése	frontera
much, a lot	sacrifice	to, in order to, so, for (expressing the intended purpose of an action)	to cross {{q\|including of legs}}	that one (near you)	border
			Infinitive
A lot	sacrific	in order to	cross	this	border

Aligned Translation: A lot of sacrifice to cross that border

Free Translation: Been some sacrifice to cross that border

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Original Lyrics: Cantando corridos y vego de villa palmeras

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Verb	Noun	Conjunction	Verb	Preposition	Noun	Noun
cantando	corrido	y	vengo	de	villa	palmera
transitive:intransitive to sing	Mexico:music a ballad or folk song; a corrido	and	to come	from (with the source or provenance of or at)	villa	palm (tree)
Simple Gerund of the verb cantar			1st Person Singular Indicative Present of the verb venir
Singing	folk songs	and	I come	from	villa	palm trees

Aligned Translation: Singing corridos and I come from villa palmeras

Free Translation: Singing folk songs and I come from Villa Palmeras

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Original Lyrics: El Callejón del Río después de Ismael Rivera

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Determiner		Preposition	Determiner	Proper noun	Adverb	Preposition	Proper noun	Proper noun
el ¹		de ³	el ⁴	Río ⁵	después	de	Ismael ⁸	Rivera ⁹
Masculine singular definite article; the.		of; ’s; (used after the thing owned and before the owner)	Masculine singular definite article; the.	Rio (Rio de Janeiro)	later, afterwards, afterward	about (concerning; with regard to)	Ishmael (biblical character).	a surname

The	side alley	of	the	river	afterwards	from	Ismael	Rivera
^1,2,3,4,5 This was capitalised so assume it is a place. There is a place El Callejón del Río in Mexico City. Interestingly the word `callejón` means "side-alley"
^8,9 Ismael Rivera was a Puerto Rican singer

Aligned Translation: The Alley of the River after Ismael Rivera

Free Translation: The Callejón del Río after Ismael Rivera

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Original Lyrics: Sin echármelas de fiera pero plantamos bandera

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Preposition	Verb	Pronoun	Determiner	Preposition	Noun	Conjunction	Verb	Noun
sin	echar ²	yo ³	las ⁴	de ⁵	fiera ⁶	pero	plantamos	bandera
without	transitive to throw, toss, cast (to release an object from one's grasp so that it moves through the air)	(First-person singular pronoun in the nominative case); I.	the	of; ’s; (used after the thing owned and before the owner)	wild animal, beast	but	to plant, place (an object in the ground)	flag
	Infinitive						1st Person Plural Indicative Present of the verb plantar
Without	blame	me	the		beast	but	we plant	flag
^2,3,4 `Echarmelas` - compound of `echar`, `me` and `las` means blame me [about this]
^5,6 Means "of fierce" e.g. fighting

Aligned Translation: Without blaming me fiercely but we planted a flag

Free Translation: Without fiercely blaming me but we planted a flag

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Original Lyrics: Viva

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viva ¹	México ²	que	vivo		corrido ⁷		cabrón
intransitive to live; to be alive	a country Mexico	that	living, alive		to shoo, chase away, drive away		vulgar:pejorative Central America Spain Puerto Rico bastard, motherfucker (compare English {{m\|en\|jackass}})
3rd Person Singular Imperative Affirmative of the verb vivir					Pastparticiple Singular Masculine of the verb correr
It lives!	Mexico	that	life	my	shooing away	of	jackasses
^1,2 The expression `Viva [country name]`, in this case Mexico, translates as "Long live Mexico"
⁷ Interestingly `correr` can mean run and also shoo/chase away. In the general theme of this song I think this guy is too macho to run.

Aligned Translation: Long live Mexico Long live my kicking out of bastards

Free Translation: Long live Mexico, long live my fight with the bastards

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Original Lyrics: Si muero, quiero

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si	muero	quiero	que	yo	recuerden	escuchando	mi	canción
if	to die	to desire, to want, to want to	that	(First-person singular pronoun in the nominative case); I.	transitive to remember, to recollect	intransitive to listen	before the noun Apocopic form of mío, my	song
	1st Person Singular Indicative Present of the verb morir	1st Person Singular Indicative Present of the verb querer			3rd Person Plural Subjunctive Present of the verb recordar	Simple Gerund of the verb escuchar
If	I die	I want	that	me	they remember	listening	my	songs

Aligned Translation: If I die I want to be remembered listening to my songs

Free Translation: If I die, I want to be remembered for my songs

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Original Lyrics: Prendan blunes

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prendan ¹		por ³	montón ⁴
to light, to ignite		by, times, multiplied by	heap, pile (collection of things laid in a body, or thrown together so as to form an elevation)
3rd Person Plural Subjunctive Present of the verb prender
	spliffs	by	heaps
¹ `Prender` is an interesting verb with multiple meanings including to arrest and to light up [cigar]. I don't know who the subject is because all conjugations are either 2nd or 3rd person, so it's not himself he's talking about.
² Not in the dictionary, but taking a guess here based on this
^3,4 Can be translated as "by the truckload" and similar phrases.

Aligned Translation: Light cigars by the truckload

Free Translation: Smoke tons of weed

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Original Lyrics: El cuerno de chivo lo detonen

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el	cuerno	de	chivo	él	detonen
Masculine singular definite article; the.	usually:in the plural colloquial sexual or marital infidelity	of; ’s; (used after the thing owned and before the owner)	Cuba informer, traitor	it, masculine non-personal third-person subject and disjunctive pronoun (used as a subject and after prepositions to refer to masculine nouns)	to detonate, to trigger (catalyze)
					3rd Person Plural Subjunctive Present of the verb detonar
The	infidelity	of	traitor	it	triggers

Aligned Translation: The double crossing snitch triggers it

Free Translation: The double crossing snitch kicks it off

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Original Lyrics: Por respeto a los patrones

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Preposition	Noun	Preposition	Determiner	Noun
por	respeto	a	los	patrón
via, through, by (indicating the means of something)	respect	to	the	boss

So	respect	to	the	bosses

Aligned Translation: Out of respect for the bosses

Free Translation: Out of respect for the bosses

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Original Lyrics: Sal, tequila y los limones

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sal	tequila	y	los	limón
salt; table salt	tequila	and	the	lemon (fruit)

Salt	tequila	and	the	lemons

Aligned Translation: Salt tequila and the lemons

Free Translation: Salt, tequila and lemons

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Original Lyrics: Hoy

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Aligned Translation: Today

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Original Lyrics: Quiero lo que quiero, no me importa lo que quieran

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Verb	Pronoun	Pronoun	Verb	Adverb	Pronoun	Verb	Pronoun	Pronoun	Verb
quiero	él	que	quiero	no	yo	importa	él	que	quieran
to desire, to want, to want to	it, masculine non-personal third-person subject and disjunctive pronoun (used as a subject and after prepositions to refer to masculine nouns)	who; that	to desire, to want, to want to	not	(First-person singular pronoun in the nominative case); I.	to matter, to be important	it, masculine non-personal third-person subject and disjunctive pronoun (used as a subject and after prepositions to refer to masculine nouns)	who; that	to desire, to want, to want to
1st Person Singular Indicative Present of the verb querer			1st Person Singular Indicative Present of the verb querer			2nd Person Singular Imperative Affirmative Tuteo of the verb importar			3rd Person Plural Imperative Negative of the verb querer
I want	it	that	I want	not	to me	important	it	what	they want

Aligned Translation: I want what I want I don't care what they want

Free Translation: I want what I want, I don't care what they want

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Original Lyrics: Muera el que se muera, cubrí mi family entera

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Verb	Pronoun	Pronoun	Pronoun	Verb	Verb	Adjective		Adjective
muera	él ²	que	se	muera	cubrí	mío		entero
to die	he, him, masculine personal third person subject and disjunctive pronoun (used as a subject and after prepositions)	that; whom	Used instead of indirect object pronouns, le and les before the direct object pronouns {{m,, la, los, or las.}}	to die	transitive to cover	predicative or after the noun mine, my.		whole; entire
3rd Person Singular Subjunctive Present of the verb morir				3rd Person Singular Subjunctive Present of the verb morir	1st Person Singular Indicative Preterite of the verb cubrir
He dies	he	that	he	dies	I covered	my	family	entire
² Should have accent `él`... him [who dies]
⁹ Transcriptor used English word, but it is sung `familia`

Aligned Translation: Whoever dies , I covered my entire family

Free Translation: Whoever dies, I protected my whole family

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Original Lyrics: Muchos ni creían porque andaba en mis loqueras

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Adjective	Adverb	Verb	Conjunction	Verb	Preposition	Adjective	Noun
mucho	ni	creían	porque	andaba	en ⁶	mi ⁷	loquero ⁸
a lot of; many; much	not even, even	transitive to think, to believe, to reckon, to be of the opinion	because	with gerund to go round doing something (describing interrupted, frequent activity)	in, at, on	before the noun Apocopic form of mío, my	colloquial:deprecative A shrink (psychologist or psychiatrist)
		3rd Person Plural Indicative Imperfect of the verb creer		1st Person Singular Indicative Imperfect of the verb andar
Many	not even	they believed	because	I went about	at	my	shrinks
^6,7,8 `Loqueras` translates to "shrink" or "psychiatrist" but I found other translations that suggest this could mean "madhouse"

Aligned Translation: Many did not believe because I went about at my shrinks

Free Translation: Many didn't even believe because I was at my shrinks

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Original Lyrics: Y ahora solo murmuran qué traigo en la cartera

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Conjunction	Adverb	Adjective	Verb	Pronoun		Preposition	Determiner	Noun
y	ahora	solo	murmuran	qué		en	la	cartera
and	now (at the present time)	sole, only, unique, single	intransitive to gossip	what (interrogative only)		in, at, on	the	wallet, billfold
			3rd Person Plural Indicative Present of the verb murmurar
And	now	only	they gossip	what	I carry	in	the	wallet
⁶ Traer is not in the dictionary.

Aligned Translation: And now they're just gossiping what's in my wallet

Free Translation: And now they only gossip what I have in my wallet

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Review

Our man here is a Mexican drug dealer, importer, all round wise guy and family man to boot. He's got the usual dealer-hassles like snitches, police and other gang members to deal with. But he's a singer too so hopes that if it ends badly, he'll at least have protected his family and people will sing his songs in his memory.

I have no idea if Jamby El Favo is really a dealer, a gangster or just an artist singing about it. Does all seem a bit of a hard life for the character in the song anyway.

The actual singer is from Puerto Rico, has been traveling around, and doing quite well with his social media.

I wouldn't have any interest in this song normally but there was a post in a Spanish Language group that I'm on Facebook and the poster described a situation I've been in many times trying to decode music via tools like Google Translate.

So I thought I try see if I could understand what Jamby El Favo is going on about. I think I've got most of gist of it, but there maybe some parts I've missed, the lyrics are sung extremely fast and a little mumbled for me, and some of the street-talk might have other meanings, and better translations.

Submitted by user: BENDECKO

Average Ratings

Most people find the song lyrics very hard to understand lyrics, lyrics sung slowly and it has hard to remember verbs and nouns

Most words used are in very common daily usage.^RAE

Hoy has 115 BPM (beats per minute)

References

^RAE Based on a median word frequency of 21 using the frequency database from the Royal Spanish Academy (La Real Academia Española)

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Verb
dando
transitive to hand over
Simple Gerund of the verb dar
Handing over	we	the	passes

Noun	Verb
dinero	doblando
money	transitive to double
	Simple Gerund of the verb doblar
Money	doubling