CANADA Lyrics (English Translation) – Neo Pistea, C.R.O, KHEA, Bhavi

CANADA (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: C.R.O & Neo Pistea]
In the intro, the artists mention walking while smoking high-quality mar!juana (Sativa), a theme that’s common in their lifestyle. The “baby” misses the artist, but he’s far away in the Canary Islands, indicating that despite being distant, he’s still on their mind. The line “I’m reality” speaks to their presence and influence—people acknowledge them as the real deal. There’s also a reference to their cousin being in Canada, suggesting that their family is spread across the globe.

[Chorus: Neo Pistea]
The chorus repeats a few key themes, starting with the reference to walking while smoking top-tier weed. The “baby” misses the artist, but he’s away in the Canary Islands, showing a long-distance relationship. The artist emphasizes how people greet him with respect because of his authenticity and success, declaring himself “reality.” The mention of his cousin being in Canada could symbolize a connection to a distant, successful lifestyle or a metaphor for how far he’s come in life. The repetition of these ideas reinforces the artist’s global reach and high status.

[Verse 1: Neo Pistea & C.R.O]
In this verse, the artists reflect on their rise from the tough streets (“the ghetto”) to a life focused on making money. They mention their rough past, growing up without much but still managing to make it big. They touch on a rebellious nature, with references to crime, drügs, and danger. There’s a mix of bravado and nostalgia, as they talk about being respected in the streets and achieving success. The artists also boast about their street credibility and how their fanbase has grown, comparing themselves to legendary figures like John Lennon. The verse blends tales of street life with confidence, showing that they’ve come far but still carry their gritty past with them.

[Verse 2: C.R.O]
C.R.O continues the narrative of rising from the ghetto, describing it as a “cradle of bandits.” The artists are on a quest for wealth amidst hardship, dreaming of a better life (“heaven”). They reference their involvement in the drug trade (“drügs in the trunk”) and how their presence is feared, with people running away when they show up. The line “pure poison” suggests they bring danger or intensity wherever they go. There’s also talk of personal growth—being “fresh” and untouchable now. Despite some friends being imprisoned, the artist feels liberated and unstoppable, further fueled by the ambition to earn money.

[Chorus: Neo Pistea, C.R.O & KHEA]
The second chorus keeps the same themes as the first one, emphasizing the artist’s success, the distance from loved ones (the “baby” missing the artist), and the impact of his fame. The reference to the cousin in Canada again implies a far-reaching influence, symbolizing the artist’s expansive reach in both his personal life and career. The repetition of these elements reinforces the idea of being far from home but still deeply rooted in personal relationships and identity, showing both distance and connection.

[Verse 3: KHEA]
KHEA takes over with his own bragging rights, describing himself as a standout figure in the Canary Islands, making waves at his shows and enjoying a successful career. He compares himself to a “9” (a high scorer) in his area, stressing his reputation and flow. There’s a sense of confidence in knowing that no one can challenge him because they respect his style. He mentions bringing a futuristic “flow” that no one else can match, setting trends that people follow. The verse also shows that KHEA is proud of his success, having come from humble beginnings, and enjoying the fruits of his labor, while keeping his cousin in mind, who’s also experiencing success abroad in Canada.

[Verse 4: Bhavi]
In his verse, Bhavi reflects on the life they’ve built, lighting a candle for the ones who’ve been part of the journey. He talks about fulfilling promises of success with his cousin and others close to him. There’s a sense of celebrating the life they’ve promised each other—a never-ending tour, making a mark on the world. Bhavi expresses how he smokes to forget about problems, while the “jungle” (likely referring to their harsh surroundings) put a metaphorical “chain” on him, symbolizing both struggle and success. He also mentions being willing to take risks and face challenges, all while staying confident in his abilities. The verse ends with Bhavi boasting about his talents and daring personality, showing how he’s grown from the streets into a powerful figure.

[Chorus: Bhavi, KHEA & Neo Pistea]
The final chorus brings the song full circle, reiterating the themes of walking, smoking quality weed, and being far from loved ones while staying grounded in reality. It highlights the artist’s global lifestyle, with family connections still important, like the cousin in Canada. The repetition of the themes from earlier reinforces the artists’ journey and their deep sense of pride in who they are and where they’ve come from. The final chorus solidifies their position as influential figures in the music scene, despite the physical distance from their loved ones and roots.