No Confundan Lyrics – Malandro, Duki

No Confundan Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Malandro & Duki]
This is just them warming up the vibe. Duki hypes Malandro up and they introduce themselves confidently. It’s like saying, “We’re here, this is our sound, and you better pay attention.”

[Verso 1: Malandro]
Malandro starts off warning others not to underestimate him. He says even someone who seems good can turn dangerous fast, and his words hit like bullets. He’s got influence everywhere—even if he’s not physically present, his name pops up in features and shout-outs. He calls himself a real rapper with a tough style, but he also makes love songs, showing he has range. He lives with a strong sense of respect, but that doesn’t mean he’s soft—some people get scared or surprised by his presence. He jokes that death has even spared him a few times. He can switch from being super kind to super ruthless in seconds if you give him a reason. He’s so intense that even the devil got scared and left the group chat. The higher he rises, the more he ignores the fools talking trash. If you give him a chance, he’ll destroy the competition easily. He compares his opponents to chicken, meaning they’re small and weak compared to him. He admits he can be messy or rough, but he’s already proven his point.

[Estribillo: Malandro & Duki]
They talk about how life depends on your choices. Things could go well or badly—it’s up to how you act. They could bring peace and love, or they could cause chaos. They could be a blessing or a curse. They can go from being invisible to everywhere, from good guys to total threats, depending on what you bring to them.

[Verso 2: Duki]
Duki jumps in saying Malandro told him it was time, and now they’ve arrived with fire in their blood. He paints a picture of being unstoppable and intense. When pressure rises, fake people back out, and only the real ones stay. He says luck seems to be on his side—he’s confident, even if people don’t always see his kindness. But don’t get cocky around him, because there’s no safety net. He deals with haters easily and warns others not to cross his boundaries. Respect is key in his world, and everyone is measured by the same standard. He throws shade at people who hide their lack of real talent behind jokes. Even when he’s calm, he says he can hit hard—his weakest diss could still wreck someone.

[Refrán: Duki]
Duki compares himself to having two extreme sides—either really good or really bad. He warns not to underestimate him, because you never know which version you’ll meet. He always reacts based on how you treat him.

[Estribillo: Malandro]
Again, the message is clear—it’s your actions that decide what side of them you get. You can receive peace or chaos, love or hate. They’re saying they can switch roles quickly depending on the situation and how you approach them.

[Interludio: Malandro]
This is a sharp moment where Malandro calls out anyone who thought this was a game. He reminds everyone that he and his crew are serious, and they’ve got a powerful presence.

[Verso 3: Malandro]
Malandro reflects on his journey, saying he never gave up or acted out, even during tough times. He didn’t waste his youth partying; instead, he focused on his grind. He made smart moves with his money, and now the results are showing. He went from having nothing to being successful. He’s stayed strong by going back and forth between hustle and reflection. And if he ever loses the good side of himself, he says that would leave others completely broken, showing how much strength his “good” side holds.

[Interludio]
This part is more like a sound or vibe filler—no clear message, just rhythm.

[Verso 4: Duki]
Here, Duki blends poetic and powerful images. He and Malandro are like a mix of legends and contrasts—like B.B. King and ancient kings. He puts his heart into everything because he believes in himself. His body is covered in stories, not just tattoos—they’re his life experiences. He’s been through so much, dodging death and hardship, hoping even a short moment of good luck could shift everything.

[Estribillo: Malandro & Duki]
Once again, they remind the listener that outcomes depend on how you behave. They can be peaceful or bring conflict, and they can rise or fall depending on what life throws at them—or what you bring out of them.

[Refrán: Duki]
Duki wraps it up saying he’s a person of extremes—either really chill or the total opposite. He warns not to underestimate him, because however you treat him is exactly how he’ll treat you back.