DETONA is a new Spanish song by Tito Double P featuring Gabito Ballesteros, published on Tito Double P's YouTube channel. The track is part of the album INCÓMODO. It was written by Tito Double P, Gabito Ballesteros, and Esteban Gallegos… Read More
DETONA Lyrics
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[Intro: Gabito Ballesteros]
Ayo
Bye!
[Verse 1: Tino Double P & Gabito Ballesteros]
I go through life, I thank my Saint Jude
Who always takes care of me (Always takes care of me)
I know I get lost in excesses, alcohol and sex
Money, girls, they come alone
[Chorus: Tino Double P & Gabito Ballesteros]
And how many are there? You know who I am
I don't occupy a tray, I'm the one who moves it, the one who jams it
The one on the 45th, who if they do it for a while, detonates it
Shutting up snouts, this is what I do
Why do I tell you? White, blessed is that parrot
Buchifresas, my little asses are naked
And in frog skins, you detail, they are your little gifts
"How much did it cost?", I don't ask anymore
I don't occupy a tray, I'm the one who moves it, the one who jams it
The one on the 45th, who if they do it for a while, detonates it
[Interlude: Tino Double P & Gabito Ballesteros]
Uh!
Oh, mom
Tito Double P, ah
Compa Tito
That's what your friend Gabito sounds like, man
Oh, fuck!
[Verse 2: Tino Double P & Gabito Ballesteros]
And now LV the bag
From Dior, the little girl, I bring her dressed
Mommy, whatever she asks for
They're little princesses from Disney
Wise and crazy, they get hooked, they get hooked
Mommy, I'll solve your life
[Chorus: Tino Double P & Gabito Ballesteros]
"How much did it cost?", I don't ask anymore
I don't occupy a tray, I'm the one who moves it, the one who jams it
The one on the 45th, who if they do it for a while, he detonates it
Shutting up snouts, this is what I do
Why do I tell you? White, blessed is that parrot, oh
Buchifresas, my little asses get naked
And in frog skins, you detail, they are your little gifts
"How much did it cost?" I don't ask anymore
I don't occupy a tray, I'm the one who moves it, the one who jams it
The one from 45, who if they do it for a while, he detonates it
[Outro: Gabito Ballesteros]
Uh!
Ayo
Bye!
[Intro]
In the intro, Gabito Ballesteros sets the stage with a confident and relaxed tone. The use of “Ayo” and “¡Chau!” introduces the energetic and assertive mood of the song, signaling the celebratory and self-assured content that follows.
[Verse 1]
In the first verse, Tito Double P and Gabito Ballesteros express their gratitude to their guardian angel, San Juditas, for protecting them. They acknowledge their indulgent behavior and excesses, including alcohol, sex, and money. This verse highlights their awareness of their hedonistic lifestyle while demonstrating their belief in their own importance and control over their environment.
[Chorus]
The chorus emphasizes Tito Double P’s dominance and influence. He declares that he doesn’t need official credentials because he wields power effortlessly. The mention of “la 45” (a gun) and how it “detona” if trouble arises illustrates his readiness to handle conflict with aggression, reinforcing his authoritative and untouchable persona.
[Interlude]
The interlude features casual and enthusiastic shout-outs from Tito Double P and Gabito Ballesteros. It maintains the high-energy and confident tone of the song, contributing to the celebratory and assertive atmosphere.
[Verse 2]
In the second verse, Tito Double P and Gabito Ballesteros flaunt their opulent lifestyle, referencing luxury items and high fashion. They portray their ability to provide and impress others, reinforcing their elevated social status. This verse highlights their extravagant lifestyle and their role in making others’ lives more glamorous.
[Chorus]
The repeated chorus reinforces the song’s central themes of power and influence. Tito Double P continues to assert his control and readiness to confront any challenges. The repetition underscores his unshakable confidence and dominance.
[Outro]
The outro reiterates the energetic and assertive tone established throughout the song. Gabito Ballesteros’ final exclamations close the track with a sense of celebration and confidence, maintaining the overall mood of self-assuredness and dominance.
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About Song
DETONA is a new Spanish song by Tito Double P featuring Gabito Ballesteros, published on Tito Double P's YouTube channel. The track is part of the album INCÓMODO. It was written by Tito Double P, Gabito Ballesteros, and Esteban Gallegos Frias, and produced by Tito Double P. Released on August 23, 2024, the song showcases a blend of braggadocio and self-celebration.
The song DETONA revolves around themes of power, wealth, and indulgence. Tito Double P and Gabito Ballesteros highlight their lavish lifestyles and assert their dominance in their world. The lyrics reflect a confident attitude towards their success and the ability to command respect, underscoring their self-perception as influential figures who do not need traditional forms of validation.
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INCÓMODO English Translation Songs
DETONA Official Video
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The "DETONA" song is sung by Tito Double P.
The "DETONA" song by Tito Double P lyrics was written by Tito Double P, Gabito Ballesteros & Esteban Gallegos Frias.
The "DETONA" song by Tito Double P was produced by Tito Double P.
Tito Double P released "DETONA" song on Aug 23, 2024.
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