CONDENADO AL EXITO III Lyrics (English Translation) – Blessd

CONDENADO AL EXITO III (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Anuel AA]
This part feels like a deep and raw shout-out to someone who’s made it big despite the odds. Anuel is hyping up the person, reminding them that what’s meant for them can’t be taken away by anyone. He’s being brutally honest, calling them out in a rough but loving way—like a tough friend proud of another’s success. He’s telling them to always believe in themselves, just like he does. The mention of filling stadiums shows how far they’ve come on their own. There’s respect, admiration, and a bit of shock at how big they’ve become. It ends with him proudly saying this person now represents the face of Colombia. It’s a big deal—pure brotherly love and recognition.

[Chorus]
Here, Blessd is showing major gratitude to God for everything he has now. He keeps God close to his heart and gives Him credit for the success—money, fame, fancy cars, watches, clothes. He’s thankful not just for the material things but for the blessings that made his dreams real.

[Verse 1]
He’s talking about the tough times when he couldn’t sleep, stressing about how to help his family. His motivation wasn’t just money—it was to lift his neighborhood and break out of the struggle. He started planning for success even before it showed up. Now he’s enjoying luxury—expensive watches, flashy cars—and he’s rich enough that people notice. He only surrounds himself with people he connects with, not random strangers. And it’s kind of sweet how someone who once insulted his looks is now complimenting him. That’s a full-circle moment.

[Chorus]
Again, Blessd is thanking God for everything he has. He keeps repeating how grateful he is for the success, money, and status. He knows it didn’t happen by accident—it was all a gift from above.

[Verse 2]
At first, his dream was to be a pro soccer player, but music gave him the same kind of success. He compares himself to famous players like Lucho Díaz and Maradona, saying he always felt like he was meant to shine. Now, his life is full of wealth around the clock—Euros and Dollars. He’s mentally strong, doesn’t let negativity touch his soul. He’s proud of being from the neighborhood and sees fame as a way out and up.

[Interlude]
No one believed in him at first, and he didn’t get any help or support. But he stayed focused, and eventually people started realizing that kids from tough areas have big dreams too. And those dreams actually come true if you stay committed.

[Chorus]
Once more, Blessd thanks God for what’s his. It’s a consistent reminder throughout the song that he’s not taking anything for granted. The riches, fame, and success—he credits it all to faith and hard work.

[Verse 3]
Blessd talks about the tough mindset in the streets where winning is survival. But he wants to change that thinking for his people—to show them progress and success are better. There’s something beautiful, he says, about making your parents proud. That’s real success.

[Outro: Elkin “Murdoc” Vargas & Crudo Means Raw]
This part is emotional. He says everything he does is for his close circle, his “kennel”—his people, his crew. But above all, it’s for his mom. Losing her would mean losing everything. There’s a real vulnerability here. Without your mom, nothing else matters. He closes by asking for God’s blessing and leaves with a bold message: stay strong, don’t show mercy to those who doubted you. It’s a powerful ending.