“Lamine” Lyrics by Morad is a latest Spanish song in the voice of Morad. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new “Lamine” song lyrics are also written by Morad. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. The song “Lamine” by Morad is a tribute to young football star “Lamine” Yamal, celebrating his talent and rise from the streets to greatness. Morad reflects on his own tough past, coming from humble beginnings and fighting his way up, always staying real and focused. The track mixes street pride, struggle, and dreams coming true, all while shouting out “Lamine”’s inspiring journey and background.
Letra de Lamine – Morad
[Letra de “Lamine”]
[Intro]
Qué golazo de Lamine para la historia del fútbol, con un zurdazo majestuoso
Lamine Yamal al rescat
ol, gol, gol, gol, gol, gol, gol, gol
(??) Lamine Yamal (??)
[Verso 1]
Vigila quién está en las mala’, vigila siempre tu espalda
De espaldas vienen toa’ las bala’, hay pocos que lo hacen de cara, ba-ba-ba
No-No-No lo—, no lo pensaba, tampoco imaginaba
Vengo de la calle, por eso to’ lo soñaba
‘Taba buscándomelo, dinero sin caramelo’
No tenía consuelo, tirado en el suelo
Marco y miro al cielo, a nadie anhelo
Soy de los reales, por los míos yo me muero
Solitario, siempre en mi acera
Solitario hasta que me muera (Bu-bu)
Nunca tuve suerte ni tocando la madera (Bu-bu)
En la calle no hay fronteras (Nada)
No te ponen la cara rara (Rara)
Todo es un descaro y lo barato sale caro
[Puente]
Tan caro, y sí es caro, que tuve que buscármela yo solo en la calle to’a la vida (La vida)
Es raro, tan raro que todos en el triunfo están al lado y en el tiempo se te olvida, oye
[Estribillo]
Lamine Yamal, 19
Lamine Yamal, 19
Lamine Yamal, 19
Lamine Yamal, en la calle juego en primera
[Verso 2]
Siempre soy tranquilo, ni vacilo ni presumo
No me llevo de los que están vendiéndome humo
Soy demasia’o bueno pero alguno sí lo empomo
No envidio a nadie, me preocupo si yo sumo
Camino to’ recto, no preocupo si yo choco, choco
Y ganando dinero y aún así yo no estoy loco (Ah)
Porque he tení’o mucho como también tení’o ‘e poco (Wllah)
Cuando había mucho es cuando más había sofoco (-oco)
[Refrán]
Mamá es de África, papá es de África
Vengo de la calle, por eso tengo autoestima
Y mamá es de África, papá es de África
Vengo de la calle pero voy para la cima
[Estribillo]
Lamine Yamal, 19
Lamine Yamal, 19
Lamine Yamal, 19
Lamine Yamal, 19
Lamine Yamal, en la calle juego en primera
[Refrán]
Mamá es de África, papá es de África
El 304 representando la calle
Mamá es de África, papá es de África
El 304 representando la calle
[Outro]
Tro-Tro-Trobi on the beat
SHB
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Lamine Lyrics Meaning
[Intro]
This part celebrates an incredible goal by Lamine Yamal, calling it a historic moment in football. It praises his powerful left-footed shot and hypes him up like a hero coming to the rescue. The repeated “gol” builds excitement, showing how big and emotional the goal was.
[Verso 1]
Here, Morad talks about staying alert and watching your back because danger often comes when you least expect it. He points out how few people confront things face to face. He didn’t think his life would turn out this way, but he always dreamed of more because he came from the streets. He chased success without anything sweet or easy. Life was hard, he had no comfort, and he felt alone. When he scores now, he looks to the sky but doesn’t long for anyone—he’s loyal to his people and would do anything for them. He walks his own path and expects to stay alone forever. Luck was never on his side, even when he tried. On the streets, rules don’t matter, and everything feels fake. People don’t show their real face, and cheap choices often end up costing more in the end.
[Puente]
He’s saying that life was expensive—not with money, but with struggle. He had to make it on his own in the streets. What’s strange is that when you win, everyone wants to be close, but with time, people forget your journey.
[Estribillo]
This chorus keeps shouting out Lamine Yamal, his age, and how he’s made it big. It’s like a chant saying he’s young but already playing at the top level, right from the streets.
[Verso 2]
Morad says he stays calm, doesn’t show off, and doesn’t fall for fake promises. He’s a good person, but he stands up for himself when needed. He doesn’t get jealous of others; he just focuses on improving his own life. He walks straight and keeps moving forward, even if he crashes sometimes. Even while making money, he stays grounded, because he knows what it’s like to have both a lot and nothing. Interestingly, he says when he had more, things felt even more overwhelming.
[Refrán]
He proudly mentions that both his parents are from Africa and that he’s from the streets. That’s what built his confidence and strength. Even though he started from the bottom, he’s aiming high and climbing toward success.
[Estribillo]
Again, this repeats the hype around Lamine Yamal being just 19 and already a star, proving that talent from the streets can shine on the biggest stage.
[Refrán]
This part repeats his roots, again saying both parents are from Africa, and he represents “304” — likely his neighborhood or area — proudly showing where he comes from.
[Outro]
Just a shoutout to the producer and crew.
FAQs
Q. Who has sung Lamine song?
A. Lamine song is sung by Morad.
Q. Who wrote Lamine lyrics?
A. Lamine lyrics are penned by Morad.
Q. Who has given the music of Lamine song?
A. Lamine music is composed and produced by Morad.
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