“LA MuDANZA” is a new spanish song by Bad Bunny, published on Bad Bunny’s official YouTube channel. The song was written by Bad Bunny and produced by Tainy, hamed, La Paciencia & Big Jay. It is part of the album DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS, released on January 5, 2025. With its energetic beats and vibrant storytelling, the track offers an engaging experience, blending personal reflections with a celebration of Puerto Rican culture.
The song narrates a journey through Bad Bunny’s roots, combining autobiographical elements with a larger commentary on identity and legacy. From his childhood memories to reflections on life and success, Bad Bunny captures the essence of perseverance, pride, and the importance of staying true to one’s origins. The lyrics speak to his personal and cultural evolution, invoking nostalgia while reinforcing his connection to Puerto Rico and its influence on his artistry.
LA MuDANZA Details
Song | LA MuDANZA |
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Album | DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS (English Translation) |
Artists | Bad Bunny |
Written By | Bad Bunny |
Produced By | Tainy, hamed, La Paciencia & Big Jay |
Label | Bad Bunny |
Language | Spanish |
Released Date | Jan 5, 2025 |
LA MuDANZA (English Translation) Lyrics
[Intro]
Benito, hijo de Benito, le decían “Tito”
El mayor de seis, trabajando desde chamaquito
Guiando camione’ como el pai y el abuelo
Aunque su sueño siempre fue ser ingeniero
Un día Tonito lo invitó pa’ hacer una mudanza
Pa’ buscarse alguito, par de peso’ pa’ algo alcanza
Gracia’ a Dios que ese día no estaba busy
Porque en la mudanza fue donde conoció a Lysi
La menor de tre’ que se criaron con Doña Juanita
Porque su papá y mamá partieron estando chiquita’
Prometió graduarse ante’ de casarse y lo cumplió
Diciembre del 92 con Tito se casó
Ante’ de irse pa’ Almirante donde se conocieron
Vivieron en Morovis en donde hicieron al nene
Que en Bayamón por primera vez vieron
Un aplauso pa’ mami y papi porque en verda’ rompieron
[Interludio]
Mmm
Ea, diablo
Rumba
Gracia’, mami, por parirme aquí, je, ey
[Verso 1]
El mejor de la nueva porque me crié en la vieja
Gracia’ a mami y papi por to’ los jalón de oreja’
Nunca me han visto en la calle ni en los podcast dando queja’
Tratan de medir fuerza y no pueden ni en pareja
Calle Sol, Calle Luna, estoy en la noche oscura
Yo no canto reggae, pero soy cultura
De Borinquen, PR, Archipiélago Perfecto
En el mundo entero ya conocen mi dialecto, mi jerga
A mí me importa un bicho lo que a ti te vale verga
Aquí mataron gente por sacar la bandera
Por eso es que ahora yo la llevo donde quiera, cabrón, ¿qué fue? (Ja)
[Interludio]
Está peligroso
[Verso 2]
Si mañana muero, yo espero que nunca olviden mi rostro
Y pongan un tema mío el día que traigan a otro
En la caja la bandera azul clarito
Y que recuerden que siempre fui yo, siempre fui Benito
¿Meterle más que yo? Tú ere’ loco
Nah, cabrón, tú ere’ loco
Lo que tú diga’ me importa poco
A mí me quieren como a Tito y soy serio como Cotto
Lugia, Ho-Oh, cabrón, yo soy legendario
Le meto con cojone’ y con ovario’
Millonario sin dejar de ser del barrio, pa’ que sepa’
[Interludio]
Aprieta, chamaquito, aprieta
[Outro]
De aquí nadie me saca, de aquí yo no me muevo
Dile que esta es mi casa donde nació mi abuelo
De aquí nadie me saca, de aquí yo no me muevo
Dile que esta es mi casa donde nació mi abuelo
Yo soy de P fuckin’ R (Ah, oh; dile, Diego, dile)
Yo soy de P fuckin’ R (Ay, vamo’ a ver, dale, que venga pa’cá, ey, ey, ey, ey)
Yo soy de P fuckin’ R (Uy, dale, dale, dale)
Yo soy de P fuckin’ R (¡Viva!)
LA MuDANZA Meaning
[Intro]
In the intro, Bad Bunny introduces his background, referencing his family and early life. He speaks of growing up in a working-class environment, his dreams of becoming an engineer, and a pivotal moment in his life—a move that led him to meet his future wife, Lysi. The intro sets the tone of the song, showcasing Bad Bunny’s deep connection to his roots and the people who shaped his journey. It also highlights themes of destiny and the unforeseen paths that life can take.
[Interludio]
In this brief interlude, Bad Bunny expresses gratitude, using the phrase “Gracia’, mami, por parirme aquí” (“Thank you, mom, for giving birth to me here”) to acknowledge his origin and the significance of being born in Puerto Rico. This moment of reflection adds an emotional layer to the song, emphasizing his appreciation for his heritage.
[Verso 1]
In this verse, Bad Bunny asserts his place in the music industry, claiming his position as the best of the new generation. He attributes his success to the lessons from his parents, who instilled discipline and a strong sense of identity. Bad Bunny critiques those who try to emulate his success, emphasizing that they cannot match his strength or cultural influence. The verse also highlights his deep connection to Puerto Rico, referencing the island’s geography and history. Through bold statements, Bad Bunny reinforces his pride in his origins and his place within the global music scene.
[Interludio]
This interlude serves as a brief pause, allowing the listener to absorb the intensity of the previous verse while maintaining the song’s energetic flow.
[Verso 2]
In the second verse, Bad Bunny contemplates his mortality and legacy. He expresses his desire to be remembered, ensuring that his impact on the world is never forgotten. He references his own strength and confidence, rejecting anyone who doubts his abilities. The verse underscores themes of self-assurance, resilience, and the determination to remain authentic, no matter the challenges or the opinions of others. It also touches on the contrast between his rise to fame and his humble beginnings, positioning Bad Bunny as both a product of his environment and a force in his own right.
[Interludio]
This interlude reintroduces the theme of confidence and determination, signaling that Bad Bunny is ready to continue his journey, pushing forward with relentless energy.
[Outro]
The outro reinforces Bad Bunny’s unshakable connection to his home and heritage. He declares that no one can move him from Puerto Rico, where his family’s legacy began. The repetition of “Yo soy de P fuckin’ R” (“I am from P fuckin’ R”) serves as a powerful declaration of his pride in his Puerto Rican identity. The outro encapsulates the central theme of the song—pride in one’s roots, unwavering commitment to one’s home, and an unbreakable bond with the culture that shaped him.
LA MuDANZA Official Video
DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS (English Translation) Songs
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The "LA MuDANZA" song is sung by Bad Bunny.
The "LA MuDANZA" song by Bad Bunny lyrics was written by Bad Bunny.
The "LA MuDANZA" song by Bad Bunny was produced by Tainy, hamed, La Paciencia & Big Jay.
Bad Bunny released "LA MuDANZA" song on Jan 5, 2025.