CONDENADO AL EXITO III Lyrics (English Translation) – Blessd

CONDENADO AL EXITO III Lyrics (English Translation) by Blessd is a new spanish song by Blessd, Deezy (LMM), Nelsen, Monja, and Prime (LMM). The song is released on BLESSD EL BENDITO 💙’s official YouTube channel, written by Blessd, Deezy (LMM), Nelsen, Monja, and Prime (LMM), produced by Los Money Makers and Monja, and from the album TRINIDAD BENDITA, offering listeners an emotionally charged and triumphant musical experience.

The lyrics of CONDENADO AL EXITO III center around Blessd’s rise from adversity to success, fueled by unwavering faith in God and deep love for his community and family. The track is a gratitude-filled anthem, echoing themes of self-belief, humble beginnings, and dreams realized through focus and perseverance. Each section contributes to a layered narrative that captures the duality of struggle and victory, with Blessd reflecting on his roots, the hardships he’s endured, and the blessings he’s received—ultimately positioning himself as both a product of the streets and a beacon of hope for others.

CONDENADO AL EXITO III Details

CONDENADO AL EXITO III (English Translation) Lyrics

[Intro: Anuel AA]
What God gave you, no one can take away, bro
Believe me, believe me, bro, you’re you, asshole
And because of you and you, you made the stadiums alone
You know what I’m saying, bro?
Bastard, always believe in yourself, you son of a bitch
Believe me, that’s how I believe in you, bro
Just like you believe in me
You tell me about myself, you’ve shown me
And you’ve made me believe in yourself, you son of a bitch
I don’t know if anyone’s told you, bro
But right now you’re the face of all of Colombia, baby

[Chorus]
Thank you-Thank you-Thank you-Thank you God, for giving me what’s mine
Always thinking of you, with your name on my lips
Now I’m a millionaire, you gave me what’s mine
You gave me the car, the Rolex, and the clothes too

[Verse 1]
I trust in you, at night when I couldn’t sleep
Thinking about the money that would make my family happy
I want to inspire the neighborhood and get out of the bad
And I’m already planning on opening the closed doors
Richard Mille, Patek, and the Urus for Sundays
And now I have $100 bills, and people know I’m rich
Don’t I relate to strangers, only with what I distinguish
And the one who called me “ugly” now says: “Stiven, so handsome”

[Chorus]
Thank you-Thank you-Thank you-Thank you God, for giving me what’s mine
Always thinking of you, with your name on my lips
Now I’m a millionaire, you gave me what’s mine
You gave me the car, the Rolex, the clothes too

[Verse 2]
My dreams were to be a professional soccer player
But with music you could also give them to me
Like Lucho Díaz, a star, I was going to shine
I knew I was going to become great like Maradona when I played
Euros, Dollars are what accompanies me
Night, afternoon, and also in the morning
Inhale, exhale, no one salts my soul
Because I’m from the neighborhood, from the neighborhood for fame

[Interlude]
No one ever took a chance on me, not a penny for us
But we focused and people began to understand
That the kids from the neighborhood also had Dreams
And that those dreams came true when they were focused

[Chorus]
Thank you-Thank you-Thank you-Thank you God, for giving me what’s mine
Always thinking of you, with your name on my lips
Now I’m a millionaire, you gave me what’s mine
You gave me the car, the Rolex, the clothes too

[Verse 3]
I’m from the streets and in the neighborhood you always have to win
It’s the mentality I want to change in my people
How cool is progress, how cool is shining
(How cool is a proud dad and also a proud mom)

[Outro: Elkin “Murdoc” Vargas & Crudo Means Raw]
And if I get ahead, I get ahead, it’s for my kennel
And for my mommy, and if my mommy is missing, Victor, you know what?
Because, you know what? Without a mom, you’re nothing.
All you have is your kennel, dude.
Blessed, God bless you forever, amen.
Money Makers.
Nun, don’t get mercy on these niggas.
Amen.

CONDENADO AL EXITO III Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Anuel AA]
In this spoken-word introduction, Anuel AA delivers a heartfelt motivational message directed at Blessd, praising his authenticity and affirming his position as a symbol of Colombian pride. Anuel emphasizes that no one can take away what God has given and commends Blessd’s solo accomplishments in filling stadiums. His words reinforce the core themes of belief, loyalty, and recognition, grounding the track in mutual respect and emotional encouragement.

[Coro]
The chorus is a declaration of gratitude to God for the material and spiritual rewards that have come with success. Blessd acknowledges divine providence for everything he now enjoys—from wealth and fame to luxury items—while maintaining a spiritual connection through constant remembrance of God. This repeated “Gracias” becomes a mantra, signifying both humility and the joy of finally receiving what he has long worked for.

[Verso 1]
Here, Blessd reflects on his sleepless nights filled with thoughts of lifting his family out of hardship. Trusting in God, he dreamed of becoming a role model for others in his neighborhood. Now, with expensive cars and watches symbolizing his achievements, he notes how public perception has shifted—those who once dismissed him now praise him. The verse is rooted in transformation, not just of circumstance but of self-worth and societal recognition.

[Verso 2]
Blessd shares how his early ambition was to become a professional footballer, a dream that evolved into success through music. He draws parallels between his journey and that of Colombian football star Lucho Díaz, suggesting he too was destined to shine. Money becomes a recurring symbol of success, and the line about no one being able to “sala” (curse) what is his conveys spiritual protection and pride in his origins. This verse cements his identity as a product of the barrio who made it to fame on his own terms.

[Interludio]
This spoken interlude serves as a powerful reflection on defied expectations. Blessd speaks on how people once underestimated him and his peers, doubting their potential. Yet, through focus and determination, they proved that even kids from marginalized neighborhoods can achieve big dreams. It reinforces the song’s aspirational tone and collective message for those who come from similar backgrounds.

[Verso 3]
Blessd returns to his roots, highlighting the survival mentality instilled in those from the streets. He expresses his desire to change this mindset among his peers, advocating for a new vision centered on progress and pride. The repetition of “qué chimba” (Colombian slang for “how cool” or “how amazing”) emphasizes the emotional satisfaction of seeing his parents proud of his accomplishments.

[Outro: Elkin “Murdoc” Vargas & Crudo Means Raw]
The outro deepens the emotional resonance of the song by spotlighting the role of family, particularly mothers, in Blessd’s success. Spoken with vulnerability, it pays tribute to the sacrifices of maternal figures and how essential they are to the artist’s identity and motivation. The outro ends with a prayer for Blessd, rounding out the track with spiritual closure and affirmation.

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