Fruto Lyrics in English Milo J

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Fruto by Milo J from Spanish to English.
Soon it'll arrive
The day of my luck
I know that before my death
I'm sure that my luck will change
I'm the fruit of the west-side hustle
And I don't deny that I miss the past a little
I must seek peace in those that don't take away
Who doesn't take from me
I'm tired, I hate so many questions
I changed, but I don't mind it
I knew that it would happen since I was 12
And, since then, to glory and never again
I'm tired, I hate so many questions
I changed, but I don't mind it
I knew that it would happen since I was 12
And, since then, to glory and never again
Right now, if my hands fall they rise
I saw brothers show how they change
Aldana crying at my show
Hugs that touch the soul
When I couldn't find the color
My mind painted like a weapon
I saw b*tches, rats, larvae
But I saw a better fate
What's there if I wanted a healthy life
And financially good?
Get out of the bad times for a bit
A few kids, for being snitches
They made them jump like frogs
I got tired of hearing the cuts
The 'help me's and also the bullets
What's there if I wanted a healthy life
And financially good?
Get out of the bad times for a bit
A few kids, for being snitches
They made them jump like frogs
I got tired of hearing the cuts
The 'help me's and also the bullets
I'm tired, I hate so many questions
I changed, but I don't mind it
I knew that it would happen since I was 12
And, since then, to glory and never again
I'm tired, I hate so many questions
I changed, but I don't mind it
I knew that it would happen since I was 12
And, since then, to glory and never again
Bizarrap
I'm the fruit of the west-side hustle
And I don't deny that I miss the past a little
I must seek peace in those that don't take away
Who doesn't take from me
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SONG MEANING

Fruto is Milo J’s victory lap after years of grinding in the rough-and-tumble west of Buenos Aires. From the very first line he proclaims that “the day of my luck will soon arrive,” setting up a story of unshakable faith, street hustle, and hard-won growth. Milo looks back on the old days he still misses, remembers predicting his own rise at just twelve years old, and admits he’s tired of endless questions about his journey. Yet every struggle—seeing friends change, dodging violence, hearing fans cry at his shows—has shaped him into the “fruit” of that relentless hustle.

At its core, the track balances hope and harsh reality. Milo dreams of a “healthy life and economic comfort,” a breather from the bullets and sirens that echo through his neighborhood. He pledges to surround himself with people who add peace instead of subtracting energy, all while staying proudly connected to his roots. The result is an anthem of perseverance: raw, reflective, and ultimately triumphant, inviting listeners to believe that their own luck can change just as his did.

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