DESDE MORRO Lyrics in English by Santa Fe Klan
Morro is Mexican slang for a kid or young person, often carrying a slightly informal or even mischievous edge, the kind of word you'd use for someone who grew up tough on the streets.
In the song, the artist raps "De la ropa bien tumbado, desde morro soy malandro" ("Dressed down and loose, since I was a kid I've been a troublemaker"), using morro to anchor his identity all the way back to childhood.
Get ready to dive into the world of Santa Fe Klan with "DESDE MORRO"! This track is a raw and energetic look into the artist's life and mindset, right from his youth. He tells us he's been "De la ropa bien tumbado, desde morro soy malandro" [dressed well, since I was a kid I've been a bad boy], establishing his street credibility from an early age.
Santa Fe Klan emphasizes his self-reliance and distrust, saying, "Por eso yo no confío, quieren quedarse lo mío" [That's why I don't trust, they want to keep what's mine]. He's always prepared, "Siempre ando bien armado, tengo el corazón frío" [always well-armed, I have a cold heart]. The song is full of references to his crew from Jalisco, partying, and staying alert, often while smoking. He even mentions having "tres jainas fumando aquí, en mi cama" [three girls smoking here, in my bed]. It's a bold and unfiltered glimpse into his world, where loyalty, street smarts, and a good time are always on his mind. He's living life on his own terms, and he's not afraid to tell you about it!
