Cuidate Lyrics – Morad, Gazo

Cuidate Lyrics Meaning

[Verso 1: Morad]
Morad is talking about people living dangerously, always taking risks like characters from a video game. His music reaches both people on land and those working at sea, showing how far his voice carries. He’s doing wild things people would be shocked by, and warns that in tough situations, you’ve got to be careful. He mentions how people are selling harmful things and making it look like magic. Everyone’s talking, and what he’s doing becomes a trend. His music is played all across the Atlantic, and the people around him are always armed and efficient in their work. Singerities are investigating them, yet they’re making money from small apartments but living big in penthouses. They’re serious people, not crazy, and they hide cash in plastic bags. You could even be robbed by men disguised as technicians.

[Estribillo: Morad]
He warns not to trust someone just because others call him harmless. People who seem clueless have won big fights. No one has ever dared to cross the line with him, and when his people are in trouble, they never let him down.

[Verso 2: Gazo]
Gazo talks about chasing money non-stop—it’s never enough. He used to sell drügs quietly, and when he feels threatened, he’s quick to react. He compares his drug (white gold) to metal but says it’s not steel, showing its high value. His mind stays focused on money. He’s surrounded by drügs and guns, just like in the U.S., and whenever they celebrate, it turns into something wild and intense.

[Refrán: Gazo]
He calls himself an international rapper, linking himself to big football clubs like Barça and PSG. He mentions Cali but says the weed isn’t medicinal—it’s much stronger. He’s been through legal trouble—arrest, jail, court—because he had to hustle to survive. Still, he keeps that international identity strong.

[Verso 3: Gazo]
Gazo says his girl is mad, but he wants her to know he’s thinking of her. Even though he tries to stay strong, he admits he’s tempted by other women. He’s surrounded by gang life, comparing it to the violent Salvatrucha gang. Sometimes, he feels like he doesn’t deserve her and questions why she’s with him. He knows he can hurt her and gets caught up in parties, drügs, and explosive emotions.

[Puente: Morad]
Morad calls out someone pretending to be tough. That person wishes they were really dangerous, but when things went bad, they just cried and ran away.

[Estribillo: Morad]
Again, Morad reminds us to be careful around people labeled as troublemakers. Some who look foolish have actually come out on top. He says no enemy has ever crossed the line with him, and his crew never lets him down when problems come.