El Boss Lyrics in English Gabito Ballesteros , Natanael Cano

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song El Boss by Gabito Ballesteros from Spanish to English.
Verse 1
I bought an AMG to fill it with asses
A Baby Jeeter, but let it be a joint
Black from Prada
I love strawberries
Dark-skinned, but blondes drive me crazy
Opposites, nothing but foreign babes
I wanna go wild
Tusi on her lipstick
Chorus 1
Pour me Green Label
Exotic cookies, a flan goes with it
Eccentric, top of the line, asses real war-ready
I'm in the jungle, bro
Moving feathers, the cake gets sliced
I won't say who, but they call me The Boss
But they call me The Boss
All strapped, homie Gabito
And raise the flag, my old man
Verse 2
What I burn is exclusive
I love weed so much
I give little kisses to a girl even though she plays the saint
With blue eyes
We f*ck in a Super
I bought the AMG to fill it with asses
A Baby Jeeter, but let it be a joint
Black from Prada
I love strawberries
Chorus 2
Pour me Green Label
Exotic cookies, a flan goes with it
Eccentric, top of the line, asses real war-ready
I'm in the jungle, bro
Moving feathers, the cake gets sliced
I won't say who, but they call me The Boss
But they call me The Boss
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SONG MEANING

Welcome to Gabito Ballesteros’ high-octane playground! In “El Boss,” joined by fellow corridos tumbados trailblazer Natanael Cano, the Mexican artist swaps the traditional acoustic grit of regional music for a turbocharged ride through nightlife excess. The lyrics feel like a late-night Instagram story: revving an AMG Mercedes, puffing premium “Baby Jeeter” joints, flashing Prada black, and chasing every flavor of excitement from blue-eyed blondes to sun-kissed brunettes. It is a checklist of luxury labels, designer drugs, and fearless flirtation, all delivered with the swagger of someone everyone simply calls El Boss.

Beneath the glitter the song is an anthem of status. Every brand name, club scene, and daring escapade is proof that the narrator has leveled up from the streets to the penthouse. When he raps about “moviendo plumas, se parte el pastel,” he paints a picture of dividing the spoils with his crew, reinforcing loyalty while celebrating personal power. In short, “El Boss” is less a humble brag and more a roaring victory lap—an invitation to buckle up, spark up, and bask in the audacious confidence of Mexico’s new-school corrido royalty.

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