Soñe con Pacho Lyrics (English Translation) – Hanzel La H

Soñe con Pacho (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro is a passage from Psalm 23, a well-known biblical scripture about faith, protection, and guidance from God. The artist starts with this to set a spiritual and emotional tone, showing his belief that God is watching over him even through difficult times. It speaks of God as a shepherd who provides peace, guidance, and comfort. The lines about walking through the “valley of the shadow of death” suggest that the artist has faced life-threatening situations but finds strength in his faith. He acknowledges that even in the presence of enemies, he remains blessed and protected. The ending expresses hope that God’s mercy will always follow him, and he will find peace in God’s presence forever. By including this, the artist suggests that despite the struggles and losses he has faced, he finds reassurance in his faith and believes in divine justice.

[Verse]
The verse begins with the artist dreaming about Pacho, likely someone close to him who has passed away. He envisions Pacho’s success, imagining him selling out concerts in major cities like Madrid and Florence. This suggests that he sees Pacho’s legacy continuing and wishes he could have witnessed it himself. However, he also warns about the dangers of fame and tells him not to trust people easily, speaking from personal experience.

The artist then addresses his father, asking him to watch over a group called “Never” and make his presence known. He acknowledges that people have tried to bring him down, possibly through betrayal or violence, but he remains strong. He mentions his expensive shoes, Balenciagas, as a symbol of success, showing that he has made it despite the hardships. He then reveals personal growth, saying he has left behind drügs and is now studying with discipline. He also talks about responding to messages with humility, indicating that he has changed his attitude and no longer seeks conflict.

As the verse progresses, the artist expresses regret that his father is not around to see his transformation. He talks about people who once betrayed him but are now on his side, implying how life changes. He applies the lessons his father taught him, using them to succeed both in music and on the streets. However, despite his fame and achievements, he admits he would give it all up just to have his father back.

The verse then takes a darker turn, where he reflects on the struggles of life. A pastor tells him that God has a plan for him, but he also acknowledges the temptations and violence around him. He feels exhausted from everything he has been through and questions whether he still has a chance for redemption. He asks for a sign from Pacho, saying that no matter where he is, he will find him—even if it means going to heaven or hell. This shows his deep longing for connection and loyalty to his lost loved one.

[Outro]
The outro is a tribute to Pacho, calling him “the one with the white eyes,” possibly a reference to his unique look or character. He honors their eternal friendship and loyalty, comparing it to the legendary bond between Kobe Bryant and the Lakers, emphasizing unbreakable brotherhood.