Agua De Horchata Lyrics (English Translation) – Neton Vega, Rey Quinto

Agua De Horchata (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
The speaker introduces himself but keeps his real identity hidden, suggesting he’s involved in something secretive or dangerous. He mentions “horchata water,” possibly as a nickname or code word, and calls someone “godfather,” hinting at a criminal or mafia-like environment. He’s been working since 15, not in a regular job, but in something rough—possibly drug trafficking or crime. Despite success, he feels empty inside, using alcohol and tobacco to cope. He seems calm on the outside but is seen as reckless or even heartless by others.

[Chorus]
The speaker comes from nothing but has made a name for himself. “Moving the bale” and “thundering it” likely refer to drug trafficking, moving and selling large amounts. He sees himself as the good guy in a chaotic world, trusting Saint Jude, a saint often associated with desperate causes. He’s always armed, constantly on his phone, handling business. Life is risky, but win or lose, he stays content, living by his own rules, relying on his strength and instincts to survive.

[Interlude]
This part is more of a shoutout or hype section. The artists call out each other, reinforcing their bond and status. “Quinto to hell” could mean they’re fearless or unstoppable, and “pure golden” might symbolize success, wealth, or high status in their world.

[Verse 2]
The speaker describes his high-stakes lifestyle, comparing it to a poker game where luck plays a role. He mentions involvement in Colombia, a major hub for drug production, and business routes through Costa Rica. He hints that some people in his circle aren’t loyal, while others keep a low profile. The “note” and “tray” lines suggest avoiding unnecessary attention. He warns others not to test him because he’s dangerous and won’t hesitate to act. His “hot blood” suggests a short temper or strong emotions.

[Chorus]
The repeated chorus reinforces the main themes—coming from nothing, rising through illegal activities, staying armed, and keeping faith in Saint Jude. He remains on high alert, constantly handling business on his phone. Regardless of the risks, he’s content with his choices, sticking to his own code of survival and self-reliance.