Bendición Lyrics – Alemán, Gera MX

Bendición Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Alemán]
In this intro, Alemán expresses frustration and excitement, setting the tone for the song with casual expressions like “Fu*k, man” and “Ey,” signaling a mix of disbelief and hype for what’s about to come.

[Verso 1: Alemán]
Alemán starts by painting a picture of a luxurious life—on a yacht with a beautiful woman and enjoying good weed under the moonlight. He’s celebrating his success and reflecting on how hard work paid off. He acknowledges his imperfections and mistakes but emphasizes how his music has helped others succeed, and how he always aimed to be better. He doesn’t regret his journey; in fact, he embraces the money and new relationships that have come with his rise. He feels the pressure of fame, trying to figure out who’s real and who’s fake. From once crying in a limousine to now living in a mansion, he realizes how much things have changed. The line “Me cuidan en la calle, pero mamá, dame bendición” shows he still seeks his mother’s blessing despite all the success, staying grounded in his roots.

[Coro: Alemán]
The chorus repeats the phrase “Bendición” (blessing), emphasizing that even though he has protection and success on the streets, he still craves his mother’s blessing, which symbolizes respect, guidance, and staying connected to his origins.

[Interludio: C. Tangana]
C. Tangana’s brief interlude with playful sounds (“Ejem,” “Ey,” “Jeje”) adds a touch of humor and swagger, continuing the carefree, confident vibe of the song.

[Verso 2: C. Tangana]
C. Tangana is addressing critics and fake rappers, calling them out for not being genuine and focusing on the mainstream instead of real artistry. He mentions taking a break from releasing music but coming back stronger, with his new work making waves. He reflects on his humble beginnings when he rapped for the love of it, aspiring to wealth and fame. Now, with more experience, he’s unapologetic and confident in his success, mocking those who imitate him. He compares the coldness of the world and the emptiness of fake people to the coldness of his flashy jewelry, showing how superficiality contrasts with real ambition. He mentions the road he’s taken and how he’s still following his vision, despite the distractions and challenges.

[Verso 3: Gera MX]
Gera MX reflects on the fleeting nature of life, reminding us that life is short, and everything eventually fades away. He’s aware of the consequences of excess—alcohol, fame, and greed—acknowledging that they harm him but are part of the lifestyle. He confesses his vulnerabilities, like missing loved ones during tours, and communicates through texts and voice notes, trying to hold on to past memories. He also expresses the idea that wealth and luxury (symbolized by diamonds) lose their shine over time. He knows he’s not perfect, admitting he’s no saint, but continues to speak his truth. The mention of tears and a “cinto de lagarto” (lizard belt) reflects his inner struggles mixed with his outer image of success. He talks about breaking hearts and distributing the fruits of his success, but also showing how those gains come with emotional cost.

[Coro: Alemán]
The chorus is repeated again, reinforcing the idea that despite the protection and success they have on the streets, the artist still seeks the blessing of his mother, showing that respect and family are his true foundation.