BANE Lyrics (English Translation) – Lucho RK, La Pantera

BANE (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: La Pantera]
He’s starting with raw, chaotic energy to set the mood.

[Chorus: La Pantera]
He’s saying he can rise to the top again without hesitation. He moves fast, traveling and working nonstop, feeling powerful and unstoppable like the character Bane. He’s confident in his skills, able to create and sell songs easily because he has a huge personal catalog stored away. He feels ready to take over the world and enjoy the rewards of his work. Even if he breaks down or hits a rough moment, he’ll rebuild himself. And if anyone tries to challenge him, he and his crew will handle them without fear.

[Verse 1: La Pantera & Lucho RK]
He talks about having a strong presence, money, and flashy jewelry. He sees himself as more mature now, saying he doesn’t just make music for fun anymore—it’s all business for him. He wants real partnerships, not unnecessary drama. He mentions people wanting to be around him during his biggest moments, but he insists he’s not slowing down or ending his run anytime soon. He compares his weapon or his power to something that sings dramatically, almost like an opera, and warns that even a professional couldn’t save someone from him if they cross him.

He jokes with Lucho about how much they deliver musically, more than a fast‑food delivery service. Then he brags in a crude way, telling people not to get in his space because they’ll end up stumbling over what he brings. He gave people opportunities or guidance, but they couldn’t handle it and messed things up. He tells the haters to stay away from his table because they don’t deserve to be near him. He has so much money that it won’t fit on the table, repeating it to emphasize how large his success has become.

[Chorus: Lucho RK]
He repeats the idea that he can rise again easily. He keeps moving forward, taking flights and chasing success without slowing down. He feels strong and amped up like Bane, ready to take over. He can easily make and sell music because he has a massive archive of songs ready to go. He feels like he’s devouring opportunities and the world itself. Even if he slips away or loses focus, he’ll bounce right back. And if anyone shouts or challenges him, he and his people will push them down again.

[Verse 2: Lucho RK]
He insists he’s still a humble person even though he’s successful. He smokes high‑quality weed and jokes about people cheering for him, saying sometimes it’s really just someone with a big body moving around. He compares himself to a basketball MVP, always performing at a high level. He brings up someone’s partner begging for attention, while their ex can only manage sending video messages to stay relevant. He finds humor in people trying to compete with him and feels like he’s starring in top highlight reels.

He talks about driving a fancy AMG in his hometown and being among the top fifty artists on Spotify in his country. He wasn’t completely certain he’d make it, but he trusted his instincts, and that’s how he reached this point. All the money he’s earning boosts his energy and confidence. Selling out big venues with his team shows how strong their movement is. He says that in his circle, everyone fights for what they want without relying on fancy tools or gimmicks.

For him, the secret to success is treating everything like a game so it doesn’t overwhelm him. He’s confident that the next few years—especially 2025 and 2026—will be huge, hinting that even bigger accomplishments are on the way and that he’s just getting started.

[Chorus: La Pantera & Lucho RK]
They repeat that they can come back and dominate anytime they want. They’re constantly on the move, hopping on planes and staying active in their careers. Being “doped like Bane” or “high like Bane” shows they feel supercharged, powerful, and larger‑than‑life. They know they can put out music easily because they’ve stored up so many tracks. Their confidence is so high that they feel ready to conquer the world like it’s something easy to take a bite out of.

Even if they fall apart or hit a rough period, they’re certain they’ll rebuild and push forward. Anyone who tries to shout at them, oppose them, or get in their way will be crushed as they move ahead. They repeat these lines because they want to stress how dependable their comeback is—whenever they decide to rise again, they will. The mix of repeating the ideas of power, movement, confidence, and resilience shows how strongly they believe in their own momentum and how sure they are that no one can slow them down.