Infierno Lyrics (English Translation) – Richard Ahumada

Infierno Lyrics (English Translation) by Richard Ahumada is a latest Spanish song in the voice of Richard Ahumada. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new Infierno song lyrics are also written by Richard Ahumada. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. The song It talks about living in a harsh and violent world where life feels like a constant battle. He describes real struggles, loyalty, and pride in his Mexican roots, showing strength, toughness, and survival in a place that feels like hell on Earth.

Letra de Infierno (English Translation) – Richard Ahumada

[Chorus]
Hell is on Earth
Welcome to my real world
Outside we’re already at war, ah-ah
Mexicans at the cry of war
And hell is on Earth
Welcome to my real world
Outside we’re already at war, ah-ah
Mexicans at the cry of war

[Verse 1]
So many experiences I left behind in yesterday

I have Villista soldiers on top of the train
If you don’t believe it, come, come, here whoever owes, owes, pays
Take it down a little, they’ll take you down soon, kid
There’s no one who can hold out, I’m going forward
All-terrain like the tank
A smoke for the start, until the plane crashes
For messing up they got their comeuppance, there’s no way out, you have no escape
You keep running, keep hiding, because I’m going to follow your steps until I catch you
Like the child heroes, I defend my Homeland and flag
What are you waiting for? Don’t get naked, if you had them, you’d be here
Like the boy heroes, I defend my homeland and flag
What are you waiting for? You don’t get naked, if you had them, you’d be here

[Chorus]
Hell is on Earth
Welcome to my real world
Outside we’re already at war, ah-ah
Mexicans at the cry of war
And hell is on Earth
Welcome to my real world
Outside we’re already at war, ah-ah
Mexicans at the cry of war

[Verse 2]
It’s horny

I don’t warn or answer
Careful, the lake is deep
My bottom is black, I don’t hide
And this is common
You see me in the seas looking for tuna
I defend the average like Layún
They ruined my event there in Cancún
But I’m still singing about my daily experiences
4:20, dude, my schedule
My demon came out of Calvary to raise hell
What’s up, buddy? Later’s too late, I know it burns them up
They think I walk alone, but I’ve got cholos who raise hell
All right, what’s up, bro? Later’s too late, I know it burns them up
What we do isn’t for nothing
We like war, we’re not cowards
That’s why it burns them up

[Chorus]
Hell is on Earth
Welcome to my real world
Outside we’re already at war, ah-ah
Mexicans at the cry of war
And hell is on Earth
Welcome to my real world
Outside we’re already at war, ah-ah
Mexicans at the cry of war

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Infierno (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
The singer is describing life as a constant struggle, comparing it to hell on Earth. He’s saying that his world is full of chaos, violence, and survival, where people are always ready to fight. The mention of Mexicans crying out for war shows national pride and the strength to keep going no matter how hard things get.

[Verse 1]
Here, he talks about his tough journey and the things he’s been through, leaving many experiences behind as he keeps moving forward. He compares himself to a fighter, like soldiers from the Mexican Revolution, showing his bravery and readiness to face anyone who challenges him. He believes that in his world, everyone must face the consequences of their actions—there’s no escape. The part about following someone until catching them shows his determination and strength. He also compares himself to the “child heroes,” symbolizing his pride in defending his homeland and values. He challenges others, saying that if they were truly brave, they’d stand by him instead of hiding. The verse gives off a powerful vibe of courage, loyalty, and survival in a rough environment where respect is earned through action.

[Chorus]
He repeats that life feels like hell on Earth, showing that the struggle never stops. The world he lives in is full of danger and conflict, but he accepts it as his reality. The war cry of Mexicans again highlights pride, unity, and the will to fight through all the pain and challenges.

[Verse 2]
In this part, he shows more of his bold and rebellious side. He says he doesn’t give warnings and isn’t afraid to face deep or dark situations, meaning he accepts the risks that come with his life. Even when things go wrong, like his event getting ruined, he keeps going and keeps expressing his reality through music. The 4:20 reference hints at his laid-back attitude, but also at how he deals with stress and chaos. He talks about his inner demons and his loyal friends, the “cholos,” who stand with him when things get rough. He’s confident that his actions aren’t pointless—he lives by a code of courage and toughness. He takes pride in liking challenges and not being a coward, even if others can’t handle it. The verse shows how he embraces his wild, fearless lifestyle and takes pride in standing strong despite all odds.

[Chorus]
Once again, he brings the focus back to his world, which feels like a living hell but also his truth. The constant reference to war and Mexicans’ cry shows that he finds purpose in the fight, representing strength, pride, and the harsh reality of life that he’s learned to live with.

FAQs

Q. Who has sung Infierno (English Translation) song?
A. Infierno (English Translation) song is sung by Richard Ahumada.

Q. Who wrote Infierno (English Translation) lyrics?
A. Infierno (English Translation) lyrics are penned by Richard Ahumada.

Q. Who has given the music of Infierno (English Translation) song?
A. Infierno (English Translation) music is composed and produced by Richard Ahumada.

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