Innumerables means "innumerable" or "countless". It's a powerful adjective that emphasizes a quantity so vast it cannot be counted, making it more impactful than simply saying "many".
In the context of this song, which describes a dangerous, war-like scenario, the lyric "Innumerables las veces que arriesgue mi vida para llegar aquí" (Innumerable are the times I risked my life to get here) highlights the extreme sacrifices and dangers the protagonist has faced. This word adds a dramatic and intense layer to the narrative, making it particularly memorable.
Mexican star Peso Pluma steps straight into the Call of Duty universe with "Peligro", blending his signature corrido tumbado sound with pure military video game action. He drops right into a warzone where bombs detonate everywhere ("bombas suenan en todas partes"), tagging along with Task Force 141 ("Escuadrón uno cuatro uno") under the command of Captain Price ("Capitán Price el que va al mando"). He puts video game rivals on blast, warning that if anyone tries "camping" ("al que ande campeando")—gamer slang for hiding in one spot to get cheap surprise kills—his squad will ambush them instantly.
Peso Pluma embraces the battlefield mindset by keeping his night-vision goggles on ("traigo visión nocturna") and crawling flat against the dirt ("el pecho pegado al suelo"). Even though the villain Makarov and the Konni group are hunting him down ("Makarov viene por mí"), he shrugs off the threat with a blunt, fatalistic reminder: "Si para morir nacemos" [If we are born to die]. He treats danger as part of the daily mission, relying on his squad and watching his back because betrayal is everywhere.