Hoyo Lyrics – Morad

Hoyo Lyrics by Morad is a latest Spanish song in the voice of Morad. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new Hoyo song lyrics are also written by Morad. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. **It** is a raw and powerful track that reflects on life in the streets, struggles with poverty, and the harsh realities of growing up in tough environments. He talks about how money changes people’s attitudes, the constant battle for survival, and the lack of real support when you’re struggling. Morad highlights the struggles of working-class families, the feeling of paranoia that comes from the streets, and the way success changes how people treat you. He also touches on police distrust and the unpredictability of life, where fortunes can change like a yo-yo.

Hoyo Lyrics

[Letra de “Hoyo”]

[Verso 1]
Yo me he criado sentado con gente
Nunca quise dármela de ir solo
Al tiempo vi que to’ era diferente
Salían problema’ y se iban como un vuelo
Te quieren cuando te ven en el cielo
Así lo aprendí yo de mi abuelo
Así aprendí en la calle
Que to’ el que te ofrece dinero es solo un anzuelo
La vida e’ una lucha y a vece’ un duelo
Madres que no les llega con el sueldo
Lágrimas que se le caen al suelo

Mientras trabajan limpiando los suelos
Mientras trabajan se ven en miseria
Sin dinero tú vive’ en periferia
El mundo está girando como la noria
Lamine Yamal, de la calle a la gloria
Por eso todo me da paranoia
Por eso a la policía la odian
Haciendo el bien y no me apoyan
Haciendo el mal y me degollan
En la calle no hay fobia
Que ninguno soñaba con la novia (Jaja)
Sin dinero to’ me agobia
Pero con dinero se ve to’ turbio
Criado en la’ afuera’, en lo’ suburbio’
Trato con pakis y serbio’
Todos mirándose serio, todos mirándose serio
Aquí a muchos los quitaron del medio
Por querer salir en medio’
Pastor no tenían remedio
Se engancharon a lo’ medio’

[Estribillo]
Pollo
Estaba en la calle haciéndolo solo y por eso no recibe apoyo
Soy el que representa a lo’ duro’ que estaban metí’o en el hoyo

Nunca subestime’ a nadie porque el mundo gira como un yoyo
Sube pa’bajo, pa’bajo, pa’rriba y nunca me fijo en yoyo

[Verso 2]
Pocos saben por lo que yo pasé
Tú habla’ pero sin tener conocer
Yo sí que sé y digo: “No sé”
Si me preguntan me pongo a toser
Trato con uno llamada “José”
Con eso tose’ omo empecé
Se tapa la cara y no se les ve
Me pasa un problema y salen como tre’
Antes soñaba con RS3
Ahora si quiero tengo unos sei’
Voy con la Twingo y así no me vei’
Estoy apuntito de hacer 26
Recuerdo cuando tenía 23
Haciéndome millo y no lo aparentaba
2024 tuve la entrada
Lo hice en silencio, nunca lo chillaba

[Refrán]
Como tú, por un mes cambiaste tu actitud
Estar preso no es tener una virtud (Una virtud)
Están preso pa’ visitar el YouTube (Visitar el YouTube)
No soy nunca en la vida como tú
Como tú, por un mes cambian todo’ la actitud (La actitud)
Estar preso no es una virtud (No es una virtud)
Están preso pa’ visitar el YouTube
No soy como tú, quieren ser como yo

[Outro]
(Represento a los de la calle en el hoyo)
(Estaba solo, La Florida sin apoyo)
(Con el Beny subo, bajo como yoyo)
La vida e’ una lucha y a vece’ un duelo
Ma’res que no les llega el duelo
Lágrimas que se le caen al suelo
Mientras trabajan limpiando los suelos
Mientras trabajan se ven en miseria
Sin dinero tú vive’ en periferia
El mundo está girando como la noria
Lamine Yamal, de la calle a la gloria

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Hoyo Lyrics Meaning

[Verso 1]
Morad starts by reflecting on his upbringing, emphasizing that he was always surrounded by people and never acted like he was alone. However, with time, he realized how different things were—problems would come and go quickly, almost like fleeting moments. He talks about how people only show love when they see you succeed, a lesson he learned from his grandfather and from life in the streets. He warns about the dangers of easy money, calling it a trap, and highlights how life is a constant struggle, especially for hardworking mothers who barely make ends meet. He paints a picture of their sacrifices—shedding tears while cleaning floors, trapped in poverty with no escape.

He then shifts to the idea that money defines where you live—without it, you’re stuck in the outskirts of society. He references Lamine Yamal, a footballer who rose from humble beginnings to fame, showing how life can be unpredictable. This unpredictability, however, breeds paranoia, making people distrustful, especially of the police, who often fail to support those doing good but are quick to punish when things go wrong. He comments on the lack of real relationships in the streets, where dreams of love are secondary to survival. Whether rich or poor, problems never really go away—poverty brings stress, but money makes things complicated. He describes the tough environment he grew up in, dealing with people from different backgrounds, all sharing the same serious, cautious demeanor. Finally, he mentions how many people were taken out simply for trying to make it, and how others, feeling hopeless, turned to drügs as an escape.

[Estribillo]
Here, Morad talks about being alone in the streets, struggling to survive, and not receiving any real support. He sees himself as a voice for those trapped in difficult situations, those who have hit rock bottom. He warns against underestimating people, as life is unpredictable—just like a yo-yo, fortunes can rise and fall at any moment. This highlights the instability of life, especially in his world, where success can be temporary, and everything can change in an instant.

[Verso 2]
Morad reflects on his personal struggles, saying that few people truly understand what he’s been through. He criticizes those who speak about him without really knowing his experiences. When asked about his past, he avoids answering directly, almost as if coughing to dodge the question. He mentions dealing with someone named “José” and how their activities were discreet and unseen. Problems seem to multiply out of nowhere, always keeping him on edge.

He then talks about his material progression—from once dreaming of having an Audi RS3 to now being able to afford multiple cars. Despite his success, he prefers to stay low-key, driving a modest Twingo to avoid attention. As he approaches 26, he looks back at his journey since 23, recalling how he was making money without flaunting it. He takes pride in his silent rise, stating that in 2024, he made his breakthrough but never bragged about it.

[Refrán]
In this part, Morad criticizes people who change their behavior for short-term gains, especially those who glorify going to prison as if it were an achievement. He rejects the idea that being incarcerated is something to be proud of, pointing out how some people use it just to gain social media clout. He distances himself from those who adopt fake attitudes for attention, making it clear that he is different. Instead of pretending, people aspire to be like him, someone who has truly lived and survived the hardships of the streets.

[Outro]
Morad reaffirms his identity as a representative of those struggling in the streets, emphasizing that he was once alone in La Florida with no support. He describes life as an ongoing battle, where pain and hardship are unavoidable, especially for mothers struggling to provide for their families. He paints a heartbreaking image of women shedding tears while working low-paying jobs like cleaning floors, trapped in a cycle of poverty. Without money, people are pushed to the outskirts of society, left with limited opportunities.

He repeats the idea that life is like a spinning wheel—sometimes you’re up, sometimes you’re down—referencing Lamine Yamal’s rise from the streets to success as an example. This serves as both a reminder of life’s unpredictability and a source of inspiration, proving that it’s possible to escape difficult circumstances and make it big.

FAQs

Q. Who has sung Hoyo song?
A. Hoyo song is sung by Morad.

Q. Who wrote Hoyo lyrics?
A. Hoyo lyrics are penned by Morad.

Q. Who has given the music of Hoyo song?
A. Hoyo music is composed and produced by Morad.

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