Tranquilo (Remix) Lyrics – Louis BPM

Tranquilo (Remix) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Farruko & Louis BPM]
This intro sets the tone by calling out that this remix is only for real ones — not just anyone can pull it off. Farruko is saying he’s earned his respect and status through talent and blessings. He mentions that he reps his neighborhood and the tough streets, and even though there are people who envy or hate, he stands proud as a legend and doesn’t let it affect him.

[Coro: Louis BPM, Farruko & J Balvin]
Here, they’re talking about living life with peace and confidence. Comparing themselves to Pablo Escobar and “kilo” is more about power and impact, not actual crime. They’re saying that even if people party or hate, they won’t let anyone mess up their peace. They stay chill, focused, and are going to make history without needing to shout or fight. If someone has a problem, they should just say it — they’re not hiding from anything.

[Verso 1: J Balvin & Farruko]
This part is J Balvin reflecting on how far he’s come — from dreaming about fame to living it. He’s rocking luxury brands like Louis Vuitton and teaming up with big names. He’s proud of being recognized and respected now. Even when people throw shade, he stays quiet and keeps pushing, performing massive shows and staying true to himself. He doesn’t care about money as much as being real. He feels he’s already made his mark and enjoys life with gratitude, especially in Medellín. He tells Louis BPM that success is tough, and you’ve got to be ready for it — but he believes Louis is going to shine too.

[Verso 2: Farruko]
Farruko uses humor and characters from Latin pop culture to show he’s still down-to-earth despite his fame. He talks about being humble but also ready to defend himself. He walks around without bodyguards because he trusts God more than anyone else. He’s not playing a role — this is his real life. He has no real competition and dealt with his last rival decisively. Now, he’s focused on staying out of trouble and keeping his circle cool. He thanks God for helping him live calmly and away from drama.

[Coro: J Balvin & Kris R.]
In this chorus, the artists keep repeating the theme of calm confidence. They compare themselves to powerful figures like Vito Corleone from *The Godfather*, symbolizing leadership and respect. They party when there’s a reason to, but they don’t let anyone mess with their vibe. If someone’s against them, they should just say it — because nothing’s stopping them from making history while staying chill.

[Verso 3: Kris R.]
Kris R. paints a picture of his flashy and intense lifestyle. He wears designer clothes, people pay big money to see him perform, and he’s making serious cash. Despite the glamor, he’s always awake and working — money never sleeps. He compares his relationship to a famous celebrity couple and walks through New York smoking and enjoying life. He’s proud to be a face of trap music in Colombia and feels like he’s just getting started. He shouts out J Balvin, mentions working hard for his family, and appreciates that his prayers are being heard. But even with blessings, he stays alert — always carrying protection and wearing a hoodie, staying low-key. Cameras follow him, and he plans to pull up in luxury cars to his old neighborhood. His loved ones are proud because he’s finally getting the success he fought for.

[Verso 4: iZaak]
iZaak gets raw here. He talks about cruising through his hood with women, weapons, and a strong crew backing him. He flexes that they’ve got expensive cars now and doesn’t wish harm on others — but has no patience for envy or fake love. He speaks his mind and says he succeeded on his own, without help. While others were sleeping, he was grinding. He drives fast cars through Miami and admits he holds grudges, just like his dad. He’s not pretending — he’s really about that life and unapologetic about who he is.

[Coro: iZaak]
This chorus brings it back to peace after all the chaos. He says he’s chilling in Puerto Rico now and doesn’t have to hustle illegally anymore. He still enjoys a party when it’s on, but doesn’t get involved with just anyone. Life is better now, and he’s moving forward, focused on making history with a clear head and clean heart.

[Verso 5: Louis BPM & Kris R.]
Louis and Kris say the cameras are always rolling — their lives are like movies. If anyone bet against them, they’re losing now. They throw in a wordplay with “Thompson,” referring to both a gun and the basketball player Klay Thompson. They feel like their sound is timeless, like a retro vibe. They’re teaching others through their grind and have reached a level of mastery, calling themselves “sensei” — meaning they’ve earned their place as leaders in the game.

[Coro: Kris R. & Louis BPM]
They’re walking through Medellín calm and confident, living like bosses. Even though the lifestyle looks like a drug dealer’s, they’re not pushing anything illegal — just enjoying the money they earned. They’ve got stacks of cash ready to spend with their people. They repeat that they’re living peacefully and powerfully, and they don’t care if anyone’s against them — history will still be made, and they’re doing it their way.

[Outro: J Balvin, Kris R, iZaak & Farruko]
The outro is a quick shoutout roll call. They name the artists, their countries, and give love to the Latino gang. It’s a celebration of unity, peace, and staying chill while winning. They’re just vibing out and reminding us again: stay tranquilo — stay cool.