Dedos Amarillos Lyrics in English by Santa Fe Klan

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Dedos Amarillos by Santa Fe Klan from Spanish to English.
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From Poland of Santa Fe
Carnal to 473 children I live in the neighborhood
As it should be it is another day like yesterday
with small eyes and the neighbor who
See on these sidewalks there is no malice
no longer 100 yellow fingers here
We look like 3
If I live it in the neighborhood as it should be
It's another day just like yesterday with the eyes
little ones and the neighbor who sees by these
Sidewalks there is no evil and silencing one hundred
of the yellow fingers here we look 3
Here it seems I showed the neighborhoods holy the
who live more life give light to the
Cane to walk well
Undertaken
People ask what do we do in that
corner we are killing the hours and of
Party all day the eyes you have no
want if they are small on the outside
tell me what you care if I roll it by
The A Beer Arrives for the Dry Never
The left will stop the first drink
for the ground then roll to the right
that rest other neurons
We are putting a rich man in the neighborhood
aroma of the stretch well I do it of the boat
a painted 420 to all areas that do not
mess with mine because it messes with me
All the ball if you see the neighborhood
Painted there are plaques everywhere
Also on the fences there are fences
nails that you think to the joints
Weapons of another rooster kills
halaby lower the heater or charge gain
A little fame there is no exchange day
I don't listen to anyone else I smoke
Listening to Santa Fe can't stand it
Haiti goes from here I give you one more tank of
Estela you life is not normal at all
sorry mom but I can't change anymore
We are the carnal saint not too much and the
People already see him sitting in the corner in
The paper airplane I smoked and why
that one day the kid was and now
Simply rumbling the pure Santa Fe
Now you can because with Velez you know
that the law persecutes me I live as if
I was a king but with Mary in my being
See that life was controlled by a
little of what it was and a bit of partying
Why lie what I am on the flight
420 is where I'm going I'm here tomorrow no
You are still here in the branch and start to
Learn Always get good in heaven
Not seen and Mary Jane Goodall eyes
well covered perfuming the alley the
benzines a belly the casino are cast
Al Flaco and today only traveled on the plane
sitting on my rooftop with my imagination
With my imagination as in the transition
or in the neighborhood as it should be
It's another day just like yesterday with the eyes
small and the neighbor what to do with these
Sidewalks there is no evil and no longer one hundred
of the yellow fingers here we look 3
If I live it in the neighborhood as it should be
It's another day just like yesterday with the eyes
small and the neighbor to see for these
Sidewalks there is no evil and crying to the hundred of
The yellow fingers here look like three
Here it seems I showed in the neighborhood of green
another day just like
with small thousand birds
the one who sees that on these sidewalks there is no
bad and there all the time
of the yellows here we look like 3
if I live it in the neighborhood as to see you
It's another day just like yesterday by the eyes
little ones me the neighbors that bother me
Stools there is no evil and crying at the foot of
fingers lady children here we look
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“Dedos Amarillos” takes us into a regular day in Santa Fe’s barrio: sitting on a street corner, watching the sidewalks, passing time, drinking beer, and smoking with friends. The repeated line “la vivo en el barrio como debe ser” [I live the barrio life as it should be] gives the song its relaxed, street-level attitude. “Con los ojos pequeños” [with small eyes] refers to eyes narrowed by smoking, while “dedos amarillos” [yellow fingers] suggests heavy smoking. The image is blunt and a little funny: the crew’s eyes are small, their fingers are yellow, and they are simply hanging out as if it were “otro día igual que ayer” [another day just like yesterday].

The song also shows the loyalty and danger around that routine. The narrator says, “no se metan con los míos” [don’t mess with my people], because the whole group will respond. He mentions painted walls, neighborhood markings, weapons, police attention, and living with “la ley” [the law] following him. At the same time, he admits that his life is split between control and partying: “perdón mamá, pero ya no puedo cambiar” [sorry, Mom, but I can’t change anymore]. The “avión de papel” [paper airplane] and “vuelo 420” [420 flight] turn smoking into a flight of imagination, ending with him on the rooftop, traveling in his mind while the barrio continues below.

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