Los Pelones Lyrics in English by LOS INQUIETOS DEL NORTE

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Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Los Pelones by LOS INQUIETOS DEL NORTE from Spanish to English.

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then the melons were cut by gluing

always and the Martinicans when stepping on that

I'm in the cash in the one there

on the ground so move train more

that only to train the pistols

I am the scum on the horns a band

rumbles in the middle of the hills in the

front want

those who fear the government also speak

now he goes looking for them in titles of

Marijuana to take flight box

natural to those who took care of in the ranch

it was hooded people

it would be more expensive very outcast not to grow

and the baldheads anxious the seer wants

under went as wanted the deal comes out or

the melons said how much we order

past is so good it's slow but for

take her to the other side they said again

cheers with the horns in color

here

the hand of the guns firing and the

band the stops they who followed

throwing the peel discontent that everyone

worms followed

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retumba — echoes / reverberates

Retumba means “echoes” or “reverberates,” especially when describing a loud sound spreading through a space. In the song, it appears in the vivid image “retumba en medio de los cerros” (“it echoes among the hills”), making it a memorable word connected to the song’s powerful rural atmosphere.

“Los Pelones” drops the listener into a rough world of ranches, hills, weapons, and men moving product across the border. The lyrics mention “títulos de marihuana para levantar el vuelo” [marijuana loads to take off], people watching over a ranch, and “gente encapuchada” [people wearing hoods]. The phrase “los cuernos” refers to guns with curved magazines, while “la banda retumba en medio de los cerros” [the band thunders in the middle of the hills] mixes live music with the sound of gunfire. It is a blunt, cinematic set of images rather than a neatly told story.

The song also uses the language of deals and loyalty: “¿sale o no?” [is the deal on or not?], “para llevarla al otro lado” [to take it to the other side], and repeated toasts of “salud” [cheers]. The narrator sounds surrounded by armed companions, guarded land, marijuana, and an operation that must keep moving. Some lines in the available lyrics are unclear, but the central imagery is unmistakable: danger, money, music, and a crew known as Los Pelones pushing ahead with their guns ready.

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