El Tsurito Lyrics in English Junior H , Peso Pluma, Gabito Ballesteros

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song El Tsurito by Junior H from Spanish to English.
Cousin, get out of the little Tsuru now
Bro Junior, bro Peso
It says
Cousin, get out of the little Tsuru now
He already snorted a lot of that blessed powder for the nose
The mission has to be fulfilled, he's already full of courage, don't be scared
Old man, it's so that the finger stops shaking
Stay sharp in case you see any movement, we have to bail
Listen to the radio closely, dad, and as soon as it stops booming we take off
The saints never turn their back on me
I kissed the chains and slung the little horn over my shoulder
The ones with the anchor hit me hard
And that's why even if they scare, honestly we have what it takes
It looked like a candy shop, Marinelas rained down on us
And bullets like candies are gonna fly against me
Let's go, bro Junior, bro Peso
Ayayai, let the tree keep giving, old man
Let it bang, let it bang, old man
How much do you want for me to shut down this circus?
On my balls, there's cash for coke here, it's slipping away already
It doesn't bother me to pick up the tab for their disposable rats and the gear
There are AKs, grenades, rocket launchers, there's a buffet
You say if we do things right, we don't have to fight
I help you, you help me, and if you like it, sorry, it doesn't work for me
The sergeant said: "People with balls"
Also for my boy, I like fighting with those
I don't like acting superior, we're the same
Just that if I give you power we have to settle things
It looked like a candy shop, Marinelas rained down on us
And bullets like candies are gonna fly against me
I want to talk with the one in charge
Because the devil can't be seen here
Let it sound nice, old man
Bro Cochi
Bro René, ayayai
Just like that
Fierro, it's gone
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Buckle up for a high–octane corrido! El Tsurito plunges us into a late-night run with Junior H, Peso Pluma, and Gabito Ballesteros. The song opens with a shout to hop out of a trusty old Nissan Tsuru (affectionately nicknamed Tsurito) because the crew has already “blessed their noses” with a bit too much powdered courage. From there, the lyrics play out like an action film: radios crackle, rifles get slung over shoulders, and everyone braces for a risky mission that promises both danger and big rewards.

Beneath the swagger, the track paints a vivid picture of Mexico’s corrido-tumbado world—one where loyalty is sacred, adrenaline is addictive, and bullets are compared to candy flying through the air. References to “Marinela” sweets, “cuernos” (AK-47s), and “feria del perico” (cocaine money) create a colorful street slang tapestry. In short, El Tsurito is a gritty celebration of brotherhood and nerve, capturing that split-second mix of fear and bravado right before chaos erupts.

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