Fondo Perdido Lyrics (English Translation) Ganlyrics

Fondo Perdido (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Bruce Buffer & Mike Tyson]
The intro features a dramatic announcement, presenting an exciting moment, like a major fight event. The mention of “Iron Mike Tyson” sets the tone for the song, associating the artist with the powerful, unstoppable energy of the legendary boxer. It’s all about building anticipation, hyping up the listener as the stage is set for something big to come.

[Saying]
In this section, the artist expresses confidence, comparing himself to a fearless rider who takes charge of any situation. The mention of “taking off clothes” and “lifting the bike like a rider” refers to being bold and fearless, not holding back. The “wolves that eat dances” signifies his crew is powerful and ready to take on anything. He introduces himself as a soldier, suggesting he’s always prepared for any challenge. The reference to “Kayler” emphasizes his toughness and readiness for action.

[Verse 1]
This verse conveys a sense of stealth and danger, with references to moving quietly and striking when necessary. The line “change your face, you’re not a bad boy” suggests the ability to deceive or intimidate others. The latter part of the verse hints at a provocative interaction with a woman, with flirtation and tension building up as she challenges him. The imagery of the coyote highlights the wild, untamed nature of the situation.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, the artist declares his strength and invincibility, claiming that nothing can defeat him. He mentions his “ban” not running, implying no weakness. The reference to “thunder” and “God help you” shows that he’s prepared for any danger. By saying he erased someone’s boss, he’s claiming dominance over others in his world. The mention of “going low” and moving through cities like Barcelona and Germany signifies his ability to travel with ease and outshine anyone with flashy cars and a steady demeanor. The lyrics overall emphasize his power, control, and confidence, showing he’s at the top, and no one is on his level.

[Verse 2]
In this verse, the artist compares himself to famous athletes, like Iniesta and Neymar, symbolizing his skill and ability to perform under pressure. He confidently says he’s ready for war and feels like a king, showing his dominant mindset. The line “I go home but without keys” suggests a sense of freedom and detachment from conventional rules. “Mocking the statute of the law” further reinforces his rebellious attitude, rejecting societal expectations. The verse also highlights his playful, unpredictable nature with the mention of “two idiots” and not playing games.

[Saying]
This section repeats similar themes of confidence and dominance. The reference to “taking your clothes off” and “lifting the bike” again shows he’s bold and fearless. The line “wolves that eat the dances” reappears, reinforcing the idea of his powerful crew. The artist continues to portray himself as a soldier, ready for any mission. The name “Kayler” is used again, reinforcing his identity as someone not to be messed with.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats the themes of dominance and power, with the artist asserting his singerity over others. The reference to “Moscow” suggests he can take on challenges anywhere in the world. He mentions never being “high” and always going “low,” which could imply a humble, strategic approach despite his power. The line “My band doesn’t run” emphasizes loyalty and strength in his crew. The artist rejects the idea of competing with “toys,” meaning he’s not interested in small, insignificant things or people. Overall, the chorus reinforces his unstoppable nature and the idea that anyone who wants to challenge him must first prove themselves.