Perezoso Lyrics (English Translation) – Morad

Perezoso (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
Morad’s saying he works hard for his money, collecting it bit by bit, and there’s nothing lazy about him. When he gets paid, it touches him emotionally—probably because he knows the hustle it took. He makes sure everyone around him eats too—they all get their share. He mentions shaking someone’s hand, but they overstepped, showing that not everyone respects boundaries. When issues pop up, he’s ready to face them directly. A woman might want a relationship, but he’s not about that life—marriage isn’t part of his plan. He stays loyal to his crew, “Los de la L,” and keeps things moving.

[Verse 1]
Morad’s watching someone chill, maybe wasting time, while he’s out grinding. He’s used to people giving him dirty looks like he’s a gangster, but he doesn’t let it faze him. When it comes to money, he never stops hustling. If someone brings up girls, he plays it low-key and humble. He’s always in the action, not hiding behind social media like others who fake it. If someone comes at him thinking he’s soft, they’re in for a surprise—he handles problems quickly and effectively. He’s had nice things—like five cars—and he’s had wild escapes too, nearly wrecking one. He rides through his neighborhood on a motorbike, feeling untouchable. Anyone trying to catch up is too slow for his pace. At the end of the day, he stacks his cash and keeps it moving without looking back.

[Chorus]
Again, Morad reminds us he’s not lazy, earning money steadily. He gets a little emotional when counting it—it matters to him. Everyone in his circle eats well; they’re not left behind. He talks about trust again—how someone took advantage when he was being friendly. If a problem shows up, he’ll deal with it head-on. A girl may be interested, but he’s still not looking for commitment or marriage. He repeats this with confidence, keeping focused on his path and loyal to his crew, Los de la L.

[Verse 2]
He’s done trying to prove himself—he’s already lived it. If someone wants lessons on street life, he can show them how it’s really done. A lot of people out here miss the signs and end up in trouble. If you show off too much, you might get everything taken—even your chain. He started with nothing but still managed to make deals happen. He keeps a calm face, unless you push him—then it’s a different story. People assume he’s a criminal just by his vibe. He’s always ready to defend himself, with both bullets and cash packed up.

[Bridge]
Morad keeps things tight—he doesn’t leave evidence or share too much with others. He doesn’t let time change his stance or follow other people’s opinions. He’s the type to go all-in, breaking barriers, but also generous with his people. If someone seems fake or disloyal—like Judas—he cuts them off without hesitation.

[Chorus]
Once more, he talks about grinding hard for his money, peso by peso. He feels soft inside when he sees how far he’s come. His people are well-fed and taken care of—loyalty matters. He’s had fake handshakes that turned out to be too aggressive or shady. If a challenge comes, he’s not backing down. A woman might want something serious, but he’s not about marriage—he says it again clearly, staying loyal to his own path and the crew, Los de la L.

[Outro]
“Those from L” is his crew—organized, loyal, and quiet. They don’t go around running their mouths. Wherever, whenever, they’re ready. They live by their own rules and move in a different lane than most people. If someone needs them, they’ll be there, but they operate at a whole other level.