Cuenta a 10 Lyrics (English Translation) by Eladio Carrión is a new spanish song by Eladio Carrión. The track is released on Eladio Carrion’s official YouTube channel, written by Eladio Carrión, produced by Foreign Teck, Hide Miyabi, KcChopz, Patron, Fonta & SterlingMadeIt, and is part of the album DON KBRN, offering listeners an introspective and emotionally charged experience.
This powerful song explores themes of inner struggle, emotional resilience, and personal growth. Eladio Carrión delves into his journey through pain, betrayal, and reflection, emphasizing the importance of self-control and spiritual grounding. With raw lyricism and a meditative tone, the song centers around the idea of pausing to “breathe and count to ten”—a mantra for patience and clarity in the face of life’s chaos. His verses intertwine personal anecdotes with commentary on the music industry and mental health, creating a vulnerable and empowering narrative.
Cuenta a 10 Details
| Song | Cuenta a 10 |
|---|---|
| Album | DON KBRN (English Translation) |
| Artists | Eladio Carrión |
| Written By | Eladio Carrión |
| Produced By | Foreign Teck, Hide Miyabi, KcChopz, Patron (Producer), Fonta & SterlingMadeIt |
| Label | Eladio Carrion |
| Language | Spanish |
| Released Date | Apr 4, 2025 |
Cuenta a 10 (English Translation) Lyrics
[Intro]
Everything Foreign, haha
Yeah
[Verse 1]
The more distance I take, the more enemies I make
GRAMMY nominated, I’m going for two, Manuel Medrano
I love the person I’ve become, I love myself
It’s been many days of meditation, I feel healthy
My heart was ice age, yeah
John Leguizamo, I’m grateful for every day the Lord gave me
You waste time waiting for summer
One thing I’m clear about is that we’re not going back
One thing I’m clear about is that not everyone is your friend
One thing I’m clear about is that when it’s cold, there’s only a few who’ll lend you their coat
Even if I’m freezing to death, yeah
Cut from another fabric; Sol, the best tailor
The goal is to finish with those you started with
Sometimes it’s hard when they make a mess
And you want to forgive them, but why?
Why? To come back and do the same thing four more times? I have enough problems, don’t stress me out anymore
They’re crazy until they see that she’s going even crazier
But before acting, I only think about me (Sol María)
[Chorus]
Breathe and count to 10
I pray to God that patience gives
If He doesn’t, I don’t know what’s going to happen
I’m not who I was, don’t make me come back
Breathe and count to 10
God, protect me from what can’t be seen
What’s visible, I can handle on my own
Please, be my eyes, I don’t want to get lost
[Verse 2]
Intrusive thought, thinking about my two babies saves me
Crazy bullets, throw them, they’re all a lifeline for me
I kept them waiting, but if it’s good, well, it takes a while
There’s just so much meaningless music
I know they’re following orders
The record labels are falling in love with all these young people
For Then flip the tortillas, like an omelet, ha
And shelve it, ha
You can’t take this, this, or this, or this
If there’s no dance for TikTok, the project doesn’t work, ha
That can never be me
Beef with me is beef with you, I just watch
I’m sitting here with my popcorn, two Phillies, and the Opcons
I’m always up front, like I ordered a shotgun
In my Sacramento glass and in my Boston blunt
Mine are ready, like suck-on for the big mouth
[Chorus]
Breathe and count to 10
I pray to God that patience gives
If it doesn’t, I don’t know what’s going to happen
I’m not who I was, don’t make me come back
[Outro]
Breathe-Breathe-Breathe and count to 10
I pray to God that patience gives
If it doesn’t, I don’t know what’s going to happen
I’m not who I was, don’t make me come back come back
Breathe-Breathe-Breathe and count to 10
I pray to God that patience will prevail
If it doesn’t, I don’t know what will happen
I’m not who I was, don’t make me come back
Cuenta a 10 Lyrics Meaning
[Intro]
In the intro, Eladio sets the tone with a signature producer tag—“Everything Foreign”—and a laid-back “Yeah,” which foreshadows the casual yet sincere delivery throughout the song. This brief section serves as a grounding moment before diving into deeper themes.
[Verso 1]
Eladio Carrión opens with reflections on fame, personal transformation, and the emotional toll of success. As he gains distance from people, he also gains enemies, a common consequence of rising prominence. He proudly acknowledges his personal growth and mental healing, expressing self-love born from deep introspection. Through clever cultural references, like “John Leguizamo” and “Ice Age,” he highlights his previously frozen heart and newfound gratitude. He critiques superficial friendships, explaining that when times get tough, only a few offer true support. The verse ends with a contemplative note, weighing forgiveness against the repetition of hurtful cycles, and choosing peace over unnecessary stress—anchored by the emotional influence of Sol María, possibly a personal muse or symbol of calm.
[Coro]
The chorus reinforces the song’s central mantra—“Respira y cuenta a 10” (Breathe and count to ten). Eladio turns to God for patience, aware that without it, he may revert to his past self. The plea to be protected from unseen threats shows his spiritual grounding, while his confidence in handling visible challenges demonstrates personal strength. It’s a prayer, a promise, and a warning, all in one refrain.
[Verso 2]
This verse dives into Carrión’s mental battles and love for his children, which anchor him during dark times. He dismisses threats against him with defiant confidence and critiques the music industry for manipulating young artists. The comparison to an omelet—flipping and discarding talent—emphasizes how easily artists are shelved if they don’t cater to trends like TikTok. Eladio separates himself from that mold, asserting his independence. His wordplay flows into braggadocio, as he paints himself as ever-ready, observant, and grounded in his circle. The references to Sacramento and Boston tie into loyalty and readiness, reinforcing the strength of his support system.
[Coro]
The chorus repeats with renewed weight after the second verse, emphasizing that Eladio’s emotional boundaries and growth are not to be tested. The repetition of the line “no me haga’ volver” highlights his commitment to not regressing to his former self, a self perhaps marked by anger or impulsivity.
[Outro]
In the outro, the chorus is repeated with increasing emphasis, almost like a meditative chant. Eladio drives home his message of restraint, patience, and emotional evolution. The repetition mirrors the practice of calming oneself in times of stress—a final reminder of how far he’s come and how tightly he’s holding onto that peace.
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The "Cuenta a 10" song is sung by Eladio Carrión.
The "Cuenta a 10" song by Eladio Carrión lyrics was written by Eladio Carrión.
The "Cuenta a 10" song by Eladio Carrión was produced by Foreign Teck, Hide Miyabi, KcChopz, Patron (Producer), Fonta & SterlingMadeIt.
Eladio Carrión released "Cuenta a 10" song on Apr 4, 2025.
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