RUBICON Lyrics in English by Peso Pluma

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Verse 1
They say that I'm stuck-up, also that I'm an as*hole
I don't pay attention to them and hardly believe them
My conscience is clear, I watch my own back
My instinct gets activated with a good poison
I'm attentive to my phone and also to the media
Or: I'm always keeping a lookout for my phone and through other means
So that there are no problems in these territories
I'm well protected from up there in the sky
You went ahead, brother, we'll see each other later
Or: You went (to heaven) too early, brother, we'll see each other again soon
All I have left are the ones hanging with me
Or: I only hang out with the those who I came here with
There are few friends by my side
The necklaces I wear on my chest protect me
They drive away the envy and the traitors
Chorus 1
And I continue here on the path
Almost always they see me calm
Fulfilling my goal, I think positively
Always with a joint, you'll see me in action
When it's time to work, I'm the best there is
Money doesn't fall from the sky
Or: Money doesn't grow on trees
Moving those packages full of little squares
Green little dollars, I'm generating nothing but Benjamins
Or: Green dollars, I'm making only Benjamins
Verse 2
They saw me pass by in a Rubicon
The crypto's stacking up and we're in control
Or: Add up the Cryptos and it's all under control
We remain at the command of the boss
With a blunt, I relax
There in the dunes, always calm
Bro, I'm twisted, the blunt hit me already
You'll see me on the beach
With a little grass to de-stress
Always on call, and I'm not going anywhere
And why should I say more than necessary
They know me as 'El Chapillo'
The crew is international
Or: Our logo / crew / flag is known internationally
Effective when it's time to work
On the team, there are grenades and also SCARs
And for those who want to interfere
I believe in my saints and in the Elegua
And speaking of before, I'm not going back
Making money is the priority
Chorus 2
And I continue here on the path
Almost always they see me calm
Fulfilling my goal, I think positively
Always with a joint, you'll see me in action
When it's time to work, I'm the best there is
Money doesn't fall from the sky
Moving those packages full of little squares
Green little dollars, I'm generating nothing but Benjamins
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Elegua — Elegua (a deity)

Elegua is the name of a powerful deity, or orisha, in the Santería religion. As the owner of roads and doors, he controls destiny and opens or closes the path to opportunity.

In "RUBICON", Peso Pluma sings, "Creo en mis santos y en el Elegua" (I believe in my saints and in Elegua), referencing his faith as a source of spiritual protection. This unique word adds a layer of cultural depth, connecting the song's themes of navigating a dangerous world to a rich Afro-Cuban spiritual tradition.

In "RUBICON", Mexican artist Peso Pluma leans straight into the swagger of modern corridos tumbados. He starts out blunt, brushing off critics who call him arrogant: "Dicen que soy mamón, también que soy culero / No les pongo atención" ("They say I'm arrogant, also that I'm an asshole / I don't pay attention to them"). Instead of caring about opinions, the narrator focuses on survival, street business, and stacking hundred-dollar bills, which he calls "puros Benjamines" ("pure Benjamins"). He keeps his circle tight, relying on spiritual protection like "collares que traigo en el pecho" ("necklaces I wear on my chest") and Elegua (a prominent deity in Santería) to ward off betrayal and envy.

Between checking phones for territory trouble and hauling heavy firepower like "piñas" (slang for hand grenades) and SCAR assault rifles, he finds time to chill out. You see him cruising the sand dunes in a Jeep Rubicon, relaxing by the beach with a gallo (a joint), and managing crypto. He remembers a fallen friend who passed away too soon—"Te adelantaste hermano" ("You went ahead, brother")—which keeps his mind strictly on moving forward. It is a sharp, confident snapshot of luxury, spiritual faith, and high-risk hustle where looking back simply is not an option.

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