Vamos pa Belen 3 Lyrics – GeezyDee

Vamos pa Belen 3 Lyrics Meaning

[Parte I]
[Intro]
The intro sets a wild and reckless mood. The laughs, ad-libs, and warnings sound like people hyping each other up while also telling Geezy to stop. It feels chaotic, playful, and tense, like trouble is about to start.

[Verso]
In this part, Geezy talks about coming back into the scene after trouble, jail time, and legal pressure. He makes it clear people shouldn’t gossip about him because he’s active again and not scared of consequences. He mentions running from the law, cases being opened, and weapons to show how serious and dangerous his environment is. He mocks others for pretending to be tough while not knowing how real street life works. He reflects on how things changed fast, going from being broke to touring and performing all year, but still feeling stressed and tired, especially while traveling. He brags about past violence and confrontations, using it to intimidate rivals. He says he’s no longer joking around and that his mindset is darker and more aggressive now. Loyalty is important to him, shown when he asks for a friend to be freed from jail and talks about his crew staying active. He uses shocking and disrespectful lines to show how little empathy he has for enemies. He also flexes new weapons and gear as symbols of power. Toward the end, he dismisses other rappers, saying they sing for the wrong crowd and don’t have the strength or resources for real conflict. Overall, it’s about dominance, survival, and proving he’s not someone to mess with.

[Outro]
Everything is done, time to shut it down and leave.

[Parte II]
[Intro: GeezyDee & Hades66]
Here they talk about being on the move, heading toward Belén like it’s a mission. Geezy sounds frustrated and tired of not seeing his enemies face him directly, asking someone close to turn the lights on, both literally and symbolically.

[Verso]
This verse focuses more on betrayal, hypocrisy, and resentment. Geezy looks back and says he spoke the truth a year ago, even when nobody understood him. He calls out people who still owe money and others who cooperate with police or singerities, suggesting they sold out for safety or power. He distances himself from fake street talk and says many people are banned from his circle because they don’t live what they rap. He criticizes those who sit comfortably while others suffer legal consequences, pointing out how unfairly some were left behind. When he talks about traveling to other cities, he says he received love personally, but noticed that local people didn’t really show effort or loyalty. He highlights moving with a small, trusted group and how respect is measured when you’re in someone else’s territory. Social media attention doesn’t surprise him anymore, especially when people mention his name just to look respectful while still hating. He calls out unnecessary drama and gossip, saying he avoids childish behavior. The dance-step lines work as a metaphor, saying one wrong move can lead to serious consequences. He also criticizes bad management and poor decisions, accusing others of confusing legal action with criminal behavior. It’s about awareness, strategy, and staying sharp.

[Outro: Hades66]
This outro sounds playful on the surface, like a chant or kids’ rhyme, but underneath it feels like rushing toward something serious and dangerous, telling everyone to stop joking around and focus.

[Parte III]
[Intro: GeezyDee]
This intro shows a ruthless mindset. Geezy says there’s no mercy for enemies and lets chaos continue, making it clear he’s fully embracing a harsh and unforgiving attitude.

[Verso 1: GeezyDee & Hades66]
They describe being heavily armed and ready for conflict, listing weapons to show power and protection. They shout support for friends who are locked up, showing loyalty. Even with money now, Geezy says he hasn’t abandoned his neighborhood roots. He shows zero respect for enemies, even after death. Illegal activities are mentioned casually, showing how normal that life feels to them. Staying consistent and loyal is important, and switching sides is seen as weak. Violence is spoken about bluntly, almost without emotion. Wanting more money, weapons, and people is framed as preparation for ongoing battles. Even when record deals or advances come in, the hustle doesn’t stop. Ending lines warn that disrespecting certain people will lead to deadly consequences. It’s about commitment to a dangerous lifestyle.

[Verso 2: Hades66 & GeezyDee]
This verse is louder, more chaotic, and full of extreme bravado. Hades compares himself to a legendary athlete to show confidence and dominance. S*x, dr�gs, weapons, and money are mixed together, creating a reckless image of excess. Painkillers are mentioned to show numbness or addiction. Violence is constant, with threats toward enemies and their groups. Dark imagery like hell and death is used to scare and intimidate. They brag about upgrading weapons and having more firepower than before. Nightlife scenes with diamonds and s*x workers show luxury mixed with danger. Assaulting enemies is described casually, while others are mocked for only talking big but breaking down when consequences arrive. It paints a picture of chaos, ego, and cruelty.

[Outro: GeezyDee]
The final outro is a roll call of names, crews, and allies, reinforcing unity and identity. Geezy repeats the idea of having no mercy and puts faith in God despite all the violence. He declares certain places are no longer safe for rivals and suggests the season is deadly. Shouting freedom for jailed friends shows loyalty and shared struggle. The last lines emphasize survival, crushing enemies, and dodging bullets, ending the song with pressure, tension, and defiance.