SALU Lyrics (English Translation) – Mora

SALU (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
This part paints a chill and carefree morning. Mora’s out on a Sea-Doo, smoking a Phillie, just enjoying life under a clear blue sky. The vibe is peaceful and relaxed, like nothing’s wrong in the world. He also takes a moment to toast and honor the people who are no longer around, showing love and respect for those who’ve passed. The repetition adds to the laid-back, almost meditative feeling of the day. It’s about being present, grateful, and remembering people who mattered, all while living life to the fullest.

[Verse 1]
Here, Mora reflects on his roots and how far he’s come. He thanks his mom for bringing him into the world, surrounded by the familiar sounds of his home. He’s been through tough times—almost like dying and coming back—but he’s still standing. Even though he bought a big house in Miami, he barely stayed there because his daughter had to be born in his home country, showing how much he values his heritage. He’s done trying to prove anything; his only competition is himself in the mirror. When people talk badly about him, he just lets them talk—it says more about them than him. He’s all about living in the moment because tomorrow isn’t promised. It’s about self-awareness, staying humble, and enjoying life on his own terms.

[Chorus]
Once again, Mora takes us back to that relaxing scene—cruising on a Sea-Doo, smoking, and enjoying the clear sky. He sends a heartfelt salute to people who are no longer with him, toasting in their memory. There’s a strong sense of peace and gratitude here. He’s not caught up in stress or drama, just focused on soaking in the moment and appreciating the simple things. This repeated chorus keeps the mood grounded in good vibes and reflection.

[Verse 2]
Mora keeps the energy going by talking about more adventures. After his ride on the Sea-Doo, he heads to the mountains (the Serra), and then even to Shanghai, hinting at a jet-set lifestyle where the party never ends. Even with all the success, he says he’s still grounded—the only big change is the designer sneakers. He jokes that he’s getting paid like an athlete now. He’s wearing luxury clothes, his team is dressed in high fashion, and he’s not even at his peak yet. It’s confidence, but not arrogance—he knows he’s still growing.

[Bridge]
Mora says his rise to fame was always meant to be—his mom even knew it before he was born. He’s at a point now where he’s made enough, even if he quit tomorrow. This is him recognizing his success and being at peace with everything he’s achieved so far. He’s comfortable with where he’s at.

[Chorus]
He brings it back to that simple, peaceful scene again—riding the Sea-Doo, smoking in the morning, and enjoying the blue sky. He gives another shoutout to the ones who’ve passed, raising a drink for them. It’s all about balance: fun, freedom, and remembering.

[Outro: ?]
Here, Mora addresses his critics directly. He says he’s fine, living comfortably and making money (“burning with cake”). He’s not bothered by their talk. Instead, he tells them to focus on their own lives and families, not his. He’s standing firm, unshaken, and not here for the drama.