Cómodo Lyrics (English Translation) by Eladio Carrión is a new spanish song by Eladio Carrión, released under the official YouTube channel of Eladio Carrion. The track is part of the album DON KBRN and is written by Eladio Carrión, with production by Coleman, FNZ, and Vinylz. Known for his sharp lyricism and effortless flow, Eladio delivers a confident and assertive performance, staying true to his signature style. The song encapsulates his lavish lifestyle and success, wrapped in a smooth yet commanding delivery.
Lyrically, Cómodo revolves around themes of wealth, dominance, and self-assurance. Eladio reflects on his financial success while acknowledging the pressures that come with it. He raps about loyalty, trust issues, and staying ahead in the game, all while maintaining a relaxed yet powerful demeanor. Through clever wordplay and references to luxury, sports, and music icons, the song portrays a mindset of someone who has achieved greatness but remains cautious of those around him. The hook emphasizes the comfort and security his success has brought him, contrasting it with the discomfort of those who can’t keep up.
Cómodo Details
| Song | Cómodo |
|---|---|
| Album | DON KBRN (English Translation) |
| Artists | Eladio Carrión |
| Written By | Eladio Carrión |
| Produced By | Coleman, FNZ & Vinylz |
| Label | Eladio Carrion |
| Language | Spanish |
| Released Date | Apr 4, 2025 |
Cómodo (English Translation) Lyrics
[Verse 1]
I say things, just once, I never repeat them (No)
They send me messages, but if it’s not about money, I’m dyslexic
How ironic, I’m smoking Heavyweight with Peso Pluma here in Mexico (Peso)
$50,000 at Louis, I told the cashier to pay by debit
I’m comfortable, but this money has me a little stressed
If I give you some bullets, don’t expect anything less than epic fucking
People cut it off right away, I don’t wait for them to tell me: “She turned around”
I knew it was a snake when I said a couple of truths and it stung
[Chorus]
Comfortable, comfortable
Look how I live, I’m comfortable
All my people are comfortable
I’ve got like two of them kind of uncomfortable
Come on, come to the team, eat, bro
Look how I live, comfortable
Comfortable, comfortable
If you work, you You’re like me
[Verse 2]
Yeah, comfortable, comfortable
A couple of horses in my garage, this is like a racetrack
Food, food, everyone’s eating, I feel like the owner of an Econo, bro
I’m a star and I see how they study me like an astrologer
I see how they fight alone, I leave them alone in their monologue
Hey, I’m ballin’ like Endrick, Joel Embiid, tell me, Wemby
I’m still the same, I eat fast food at the Bentley, Wendy’s ten piece
Rockstar, tell me “Ela Hendrix”, Kurt Cobain, Elvis Presley
I only play for the greens like a fucking Celtic
Yeah, I live comfortably and you can see it from far away (You can see it from far away)
Yeah, the living room at home in Huma looks like a museum (It looks like a museum)
Yeah, I never say “I can’t”, I go straight to the fucking Joseo (Grra)
Yeah, I looked at myself in the mirror and: “How do I look, bitch?” (Yah, yah!)
[Chorus]
Comfortable, comfortable
Look how I live, I’m comfortable
All my people are comfortable
I have like two of them who are kind of uncomfortable
Come on, come to the team, eat, bro
Look how I live, comfortable
Comfortable, comfortable
If he works, you’re just like me
[Outro]
Eladio Carrión, you’re such a bastard!
Eladio Carrión, you’re such a bastard!
Sauces Boyz, Sauce Gang
Sauces Boyz, Sauce Gang
Sauces Boyz, Sauce Gang, bitch
Cómodo Lyrics Meaning
[Verso 1]
Eladio Carrión establishes his dominance early in the song, stating that he never repeats himself, emphasizing his straightforward and decisive nature. He dismisses any messages that aren’t about money, suggesting a no-nonsense approach to life and business. The irony of smoking high-quality cannabis with Peso Pluma in Mexico adds a layer of humor and luxury to the verse. He flexes his wealth by casually spending $50,000 on Louis Vuitton and paying with a debit card, signaling financial security. Despite this, he admits that money can be a source of stress. He then shifts to a more aggressive tone, warning that if he ever takes action, it will be nothing short of legendary. The verse ends with a reference to deception—he quickly cuts people off when he senses disloyalty, showing his sharp intuition and unwillingness to tolerate betrayal.
[Coro]
The chorus is a direct affirmation of Eladio’s comfort and success. He repeats the word “Cómodo” (comfortable) to emphasize his stable position in life. He highlights how not only he but also his inner circle enjoys this comfort, though some outsiders may feel uneasy in his presence. The line “Dale, ven pa’l team, come, bro” suggests an invitation to join his team, but only for those who can match his work ethic and mindset. The repetition of “Cómodo” throughout reinforces the overarching theme of self-assurance and control.
[Verso 2]
In the second verse, Eladio expands on his lifestyle, likening his garage full of luxury cars to a racetrack. He portrays himself as a provider, ensuring that everyone around him benefits from his success. The reference to an Econo supermarket positions him as someone who enables abundance for others. He then makes a clever wordplay on being a star, comparing how people analyze him to how astrologers study celestial bodies. The verse transitions into sports references, likening his dominance to rising athletes like Endrick and NBA stars Joel Embiid and Victor Wembanyama. By mentioning legendary rock icons like Jimi Hendrix, Kurt Cobain, and Elvis Presley, he solidifies his status as an artist destined for greatness. The verse closes with a self-reflective moment—he looks in the mirror and confidently asks, “How do I look, bitch?” reinforcing his unwavering self-belief.
[Coro]
The chorus repeats, further reinforcing the song’s main message. The cyclical nature of the lyrics mirrors Eladio’s continuous success and unshaken confidence. Each repetition solidifies the contrast between his comfort and the discomfort of those who don’t share his level of success.
[Outro]
In the outro, Eladio fully embraces his persona, declaring himself as a dominant force in the industry. The repeated chant of “Eladio Carrión, ¡sendo cabrón!” (Eladio Carrión, being a badass) serves as a bold statement of his impact. The mention of “Sauces Boyz, Sauce Gang” solidifies his affiliation with his team, reinforcing a sense of unity and strength. The outro functions as both a closing statement and a celebration of his success, leaving listeners with a lasting impression of his confidence and influence.
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Eladio Carrión released "Cómodo" song on Apr 4, 2025.
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