Que Siga La Mata Dando Lyrics in English Junior H

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Que Siga La Mata Dando by Junior H from Spanish to English.
While the plants keep always yielding
Many of you are resting
I cruise around always everywhere
But for sure, I never look down
Years pass, times keep racing
I remember yesterday wilding with the homies
We were happy, we didn't see it
But there's no way to stay quiet
Thinking about how people have changed
Yesterday we were seven, today just four
While time goes and goes, passing by
You look in the mirror and wow, there are changes
You'll meet people anyway
Some criticize, but they're born deaf
Some admire you for all your achievements
And believe me that of those there are already very few
The corrido says it well, 'I haven't changed'
The few we were, we stay intact
For those friends, everything has happened
Only the memories keep on passing
A green blunt we keep passing around
The real ones aren't going to deny it
A bitter shot to the tight chest
And let's toast to those who forgot
They say that the plants keep on yielding
And even if you don't believe, look, look close, dude
There's shady people everywhere
You have to watch out for the fakest ones
Today I toast because the past already died
And in the future I don't know if we'll go on
If I learned something, it's that friends are few
And always may the plant keep yielding
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Junior H’s “Que Siga La Mata Dando” feels like a late-night drive through memory lane and ambition. Over a laid-back corrido beat, the Mexican singer looks back at the old crew—“ayer éramos siete, hoy solo cuatro”—and realizes how quickly time, success, and betrayal can thin out a circle. He reminds us that the “mata” (literally a plant, metaphorically a money tree or source of fortune) keeps producing, so he refuses to look down or slow his grind. Between rolled blunts and bittersweet toasts, Junior H celebrates the real friends who stuck around, mourns the ones who drifted away, and warns us about the “gente corriente” lurking everywhere.

The chorus is a mantra for resilience: “que siga la mata dando.” It means keep the good things growing—keep hustling, keep creating, keep living. Even as the mirror shows new wrinkles and fewer comrades, the lesson is clear: count your true friends on one hand, stay alert for the fakes, and let yesterday’s troubles rest in peace. In the end, Junior H raises his glass to the future, determined to make sure the plant of prosperity, loyalty, and self-belief never stops bearing fruit.

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