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Modo Sayan Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Narrador]
In the intro, the singer announces a new episode of *Dragon Ball Z*, setting the tone for the song by invoking the excitement and intensity of the show. The phrase “Modo Sayan” and a call to action for Goku and Gohan to “do their thing” signals that the song will be filled with references to the series, particularly the strength and fighting spirit of its characters.

[Coro: Son Goku, Lil Gohan]
This chorus emphasizes the artist’s confidence and readiness for battle, drawing parallels to the Saiyan warriors, especially Goku and Gohan. The phrase “siempre modo sayan” (always in Saiyan mode) highlights an unshakeable, constant state of power. They challenge anyone who wants to confront them, warning them to come down from their “flying cloud” and face them in battle. The mention of “Jiren” (a powerful character from the *Dragon Ball* series) suggests that the opponents are too weak to compete, further boosting their self-assurance.

[Verso 1: Son Goku, Lil Gohan]
In the first verse, the lyrics dive into a mix of playful boasting and references to iconic moments from *Dragon Ball Z*. The artist claims to be in “Sayan mode” from the planet Namek, referencing the famous saga. They mention activating the “Kaioken,” a powerful move from the series, claiming that nothing can stop them. There’s a sense of invincibility, as they joke about overcoming any challenge, even with the most basic resources. They mention the “Room of Spirit and Time” (a place where Goku and his son train in the series) and how their strength surpasses that of popular figures in music, like Rochy. The verse shows an attitude of dominance and confidence, comparing their strength to something solid like “cement.” They also reference luxury and a desire for enjoyment rather than physical training, adding a relaxed tone to their battle-ready persona.

[Coro: Lil Gohan, Son Goku]
The second chorus repeats the themes of power and confidence, stressing that they are always in “Sayan mode” and ready for a fight. The repeated challenge to opponents, like “come at me” and “they’re like Jiren,” reinforces their feeling of superiority. The artists position themselves as unbeatable, calling out anyone who dares to challenge them.

[Verso 3: Lil Gohan, Son Goku]
In the third verse, the artist references *Dragon Ball Z* battles and characters to underline their strength. The phrase “Gran Saiyaman” (Great Saiyaman) connects to Gohan’s heroic identity in the series, and they emphasize their motivation is their family. The line about not lacking food on the table points to their commitment to supporting their loved ones. The verse also humorously references the weakness of characters like Yamcha and Mr. Satan, claiming their challengers are weak by comparison. The various “Sayan” transformations (One, Two, Black, Blue) are listed to show the artist’s evolution and versatility. There’s a boast about defeating enemies like the Ginyu Force without being in their prime, implying that their current strength is unrivaled. The mention of Shenlong (the dragon that grants wishes) and the Dragon Balls shows that even mythical forces can’t match their level of power, reinforcing the idea that they and their crew, “Los Z Gang,” are on top.

[Outro: Lil Gohan, Son Goku, (??)]
In the outro, the artists shout out to their team (“Los Z Gang”) and mention some of the crew by name, adding to the sense of camaraderie and strength. They mention performing a Kamehameha (a signature move from *Dragon Ball Z*) to send a message to their haters, reinforcing their superiority. The playful tone continues with references to showing “Tronks” (another *Dragon Ball Z* character) how to make a powerful move, implying that they are the masters of their craft.