Piso 64 Lyrics – Alemán, Gera MX

Piso 64 Lyrics Meaning

[Intro (Gera MX)]
This part is just a simple “yeah, yeah,” setting the tone for the song with an upbeat, confident vibe.

[Verso 1 (Gera MX)]
In this verse, Gera MX reflects on his success and the journey he’s been through. He talks about looking down on the city from the “64th floor,” symbolizing how far he’s come. His friends are like family to him, but his family is a bit wild, showing loyalty despite the chaos. He mentions working hard with a collaborator named Erick, and how everything he’s built didn’t come easy—he’s got lifelong scars that remind him of his struggles. He also gets calls about business deals, and there’s a sense of respect in how he interacts with others—treat people how they treat you. His pride in his Mexican roots shines through as he shouts “Viva México,” representing his culture. Gera talks about avoiding dangerous situations and staying alert. He flexes his success with his expensive car, the BRABUS, and how a woman’s love made him more romantic. He also mentions how his style is top-tier, likening it to the expensive taste of someone like Quintero. Gera doesn’t credit his success to luck but to the people who helped him grow. He reflects on his journey, having started young and always focused on making money, but he avoids wasting it on drügs or other vices. He ends the verse with a warning about never trying to take a friend’s woman, showing respect among peers.

[Verso 2 (Alemán)]
Alemán continues the theme of hard work and ambition. He’s on the “64th floor” but is aiming for more—he wants to reach the “65th,” symbolizing his hunger for more success. He never stops working, hustling every day of the week, and it’s this consistency that sets him apart. He talks about being lucky and how things are always working out for him, joking that he should play bingo with his luck. He brags about his s*xual success, claiming women are drawn to him without him even trying. He sends love to his people in Guerrero and Chilpancingo, showing loyalty to his roots. Alemán references his influence and how he’s got people listening to his style, even outside Mexico. He compares himself to a star, referencing Ringo Starr, adding that he’s no longer struggling or poor. He likes to think clearly and enjoy life’s finer things. He also takes pride in his sharp mind and how high he’s risen, alongside Gera MX, creating a powerful team. He ends by hinting at the consequences of crossing them—if you mess with one of them, there are people ready to back them up, armed and ready to protect their own.