“LACOSTA II” Lyrics by Hard GZ is a latest Spanish song in the voice of Hard GZ. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new “LACOSTA II” song lyrics are also written by Hard GZ. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. The song “LACOSTA II” by Hard GZ talks about his life growing up on the coast, facing struggles, and learning to survive. He reflects on his past, the people around him, crime, and drügs, but also his hustle, ambition, and experiences. It mixes street life with personal growth and local culture.
Letra de LACOSTA II – Hard GZ
[Letra de “LACOSTA II”]
[Intro]
(Po-po-po, po-po-po)
(Prrah)
(Tu-tu)
(Yeah)
[Verso]
Soy el patrón de la costa, no me tose ni Dios
No me sacas ni a ostias y no pudieron los vicios (Ah)
A otra cosa estoy ahora, porque todo son ciclos
Lo tengo to’ paga’o, solo me faltan los hijos
Hijos de puta, me la chupa y a quedarme sin voz (Eh)
Ceno zamburiñas ahora y antes platos de arroz (Ah)
Niña, lo tenía claro cuando era menor
Vengo a recoger lo que ese niño sembró
Será mejor, como mucho, en chulería al profesor
Ascendiendo posiciones hasta ser director
Solo de tus menciones no come el productor (No)
Así que a repartir te pones o grabas un beat box
Moitos bicos, na ría aquí nos cría el perico
Nadie quiere llevar Fiat, todos sueñan ser ricos
No confían en policías, son manías de adictos
Entre mariñeiros se odian y se roban marisco (Ay)
Pasean por el muelle, van calzando unas Muelles
‘Peran que la patrullera si sale se estrelle (Qué va)
No hay bandas, no hay protagonistas de serie
De serie ni las llantas, y en la farmacia lo venden
Son 20 de Rivotril para un yonqui de enfrente (Ah)
Al centro médico de Cangas, lo sabía la gente (Ah)
Callan porque en su hijo nadie ve un delincuente
El domingo en la misa se limpian los creyentes (Joder)
Albaneses en el puerto de Vigo facendo amigos
Vienen a estibadores ahí moviendo los hilos
Llevan los kilos pola costa pa’ casa de los vecinos
Y nos llega de Colombia por narcosubmarino (Ah, ay)
Secreto a voces, as vellas son más chungas que en Clockers
Caen colegas pa’ A Lama, nadie vive nun bloque
Al primer toque ya estás full, dentro de esto y bien fu*ked (Eh)
Civiles con arietes, con terapias de choque
Tú pasa por la casa, papá, tírame al timbre (Venga)
To’ lo que consiguen currando lo funden los findes (Venga)
Muchos se quitan y muchos que no se rinden
Aquí los sueños caducan antes de que los firmes, yeah
Cacharras portuguesas y cestas de mimbre (Ah)
Niños en las fiestas follan más que en el Tinder (Ah)
En la puesta de sol estoy fumándome un Kinder
Non lle toques á vella o marco do linde
Aldeas fantasma, tierras olvidadas
Si no eres de aquí, no te miran ni a la cara
Hay mil cosas que viví, pero si yo te contara (Paw-paw-paw)
Estaría en la ría con piedras o enterra’o con la pala, damn
[Outro]
(Oye, LACOSTA)
(Oye, LACOSTA)
(Tu-tu-tu)
(Oye)
(Oye)
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LACOSTA II Lyrics Meaning
[Intro]
Just hype sounds to start the vibe.
[Verso]
He starts by saying he runs the coast and nobody can mess with him. He has faced temptations and problems in the past, but now he’s focused on moving forward because life has cycles. He’s paid his dues in life, but he jokes that he still doesn’t have kids. He’s tough and doesn’t care what people say about him, even if it leaves him voiceless. His life has improved; he’s enjoying fancy food now instead of the simple meals he used to eat. From a young age, he knew what he wanted, and now he’s reaping the results of the choices he made as a kid. He talks about growing, learning from mistakes, and aiming higher, like climbing the ranks at work.
He also mentions that fame or social media attention doesn’t put food on the table, so people either need to work or get creative with music to survive. He paints a picture of local life by the coast, where everyone is trying to make a living, dreaming of wealth, and dealing with distrust toward singerities. There’s tension between fishermen, rivalries, and small-scale crime, showing how survival sometimes means bending rules. People try to look out for themselves, and there’s this mix of envy, competition, and hustling to get by.
Life in his hometown is rough but realistic. People steal, cheat, and sometimes abuse drügs to cope. There’s a sense of secrecy about the darker side of the town, but everyone knows what’s going on. The older women are tougher than the young guys, and friends gather in nearby villages, showing the social networks that form in tough areas. He also mentions the drug trade coming from Colombia and how it affects the local scene, hinting at both danger and opportunity. Young people are exposed to crime, parties, and risky behavior, and the line between growing up and surviving gets blurred.
Even everyday routines have risks—civil singerities and unexpected challenges appear in his life, making every day a struggle to stay afloat. He points out that people often waste their earnings on temporary pleasures instead of building for the future. Despite all the obstacles, some keep trying and don’t give up. He mixes local color into the story: old cars, wicker baskets, parties, and even the sunset where he smokes. Life is tied to the land and the sea, with ghost villages and forgotten places adding to the feeling of isolation. Outsiders aren’t welcomed, and respect is earned by living there.
He reflects on countless experiences, some tough, some small and personal. The last lines suggest that if he shared all he’s been through, it would show both the harsh realities and the simple, everyday moments of his life, symbolizing the constant grind and connection to his roots. Life is about navigating hardship, relationships, and ambitions while staying true to where you come from.
[Outro]
Shout-out and hype to close the track.
FAQs
Q. Who has sung LACOSTA II song?
A. LACOSTA II song is sung by Hard GZ.
Q. Who wrote LACOSTA II lyrics?
A. LACOSTA II lyrics are penned by Hard GZ.
Q. Who has given the music of LACOSTA II song?
A. LACOSTA II music is composed and produced by Hard GZ.
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