Cuidate Lyrics (English Translation) – Morad, Gazo

Cuidate (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1: Morad]
This part talks about living dangerously, like being in a video game where the rules don’t apply. The people around him are involved in risky, often illegal things—some even on the run. His name is known both on land and at sea, showing his wide influence. He’s doing things that shock people, but warns that when things get real, you better be careful. There’s talk of dealing with dangerous substances, making dirty money look clean, and how everyone talks like they know something, turning it all into common talk. He’s become internationally known, while others carry weapons and stay prepared for anything. The police are watching closely, but people still make money underground and live big. The crew stays serious, not reckless, hiding their cash smartly. It’s a tense world, where even break-ins are done in disguise.

[Chorus: Morad]
Here, he’s warning you to stay alert. Some people you’d never expect—those who seem clueless—can actually come out on top. His circle is solid, always there when things go bad, and enemies know not to cross the line. Loyalty and being underestimated are big themes.

[Verse 2: Gazo]
He’s saying no matter how much money he makes, it never feels like enough. Back when he was just selling stuff, life was more relaxed. But now, whenever he feels threatened, he reacts fiercely. He refers to coc*ine as “white gold” and says his mind is always on making more money. He prefers natural weed over vapes and points out how easy it is to get guns, just like in the U.S. When it’s time to party, they go all out and stay lit.

[Chorus: Gazo]
He’s talking about being an international artist, with roots and fans in places like Barcelona and Paris. He jokes that the Cali weed people smoke isn’t the same as what he deals with. He’s been through tough stuff—jail, court, and all—but had to hustle to survive. Now, he’s made it big across borders.

[Verse 3: Gazo]
He’s being honest about a complicated relationship. He tells his girl he thinks of her, but it’s hard to stay loyal with temptation all around. He’s surrounded by gang life and violence, making it tough to be a good partner. He questions why she sticks around because he knows he could hurt her emotionally. There’s partying, women, and always having his weapon close—it’s a chaotic lifestyle that clashes with love.

[Bridge: Morad]
He’s calling out someone who tried to act tough but wasn’t ready. When pressure hit, they couldn’t handle it and ran off crying.

[Chorus: Morad]
Once again, he warns about underestimating people. The ones who seem harmless might surprise you. His enemies don’t dare challenge him, and when he’s in trouble, the people close to him always have his back. It’s about loyalty, reputation, and staying ahead.