"LAS MORRAS" is a new Spanish song by Peso Pluma and Blessd, released on April 5, 2023, from the album GÉNESIS. The song was written by Peso Pluma, Blessd, and Tito Double P, and produced by Iván Leal “Parka.” The… Read More
LAS MORRAS Lyrics
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[Verse 1: Peso Pluma & Blessd]
They keep coming
Bills come and go
Stepping on Jordans
I'm ready, you guys tell me what plan
Patron of evil the mood
They want my ice and also the shampoo
From Medallo to Moscow
It was recorded in four and uploaded to YouTube
[Chorus: Peso Pluma, Blessd & Tanto]
The girls kiss me, because I drive them all crazy
They kiss, they dance and get excited
They don't need flowers, just a powder that's pink
And I'm still blessed, with my thing on the way, oh
[Interlude: Blessd & Peso Pluma]
Pure Double P, fuck you, dude
Haha
From Medallo, do you know?, hehe
Bye! (Made in Medellin)
From the Antioquia neighborhood with El Bendito
Pura Doble P
[Verse 2: Blessd & Peso Pluma]
Baguettes on my bracelet, on my chain and my rings
I didn't inherit them as a child, I had to fight
That's why they chase after me, because they know what I carry, that I carry long bills, there's a lot to spend
Girls on top of me, of my gang and of everything I carry on my neck
(That's why I detonate them in my room and in that little ass goes the stamp)
[Chorus: Blessd & Peso Pluma]
Girls kiss me, because I drive them all crazy
They kiss, they dance and get excited
They don't need flowers, only a powder that is pink
And I continue blessed, with what's mine on the road, oh
[Verso 1: Peso Pluma & Blessd]
In this verse, Peso Pluma and Blessd talk about the constant flow of money and their readiness for any plans that come their way. They boast about their status and the luxury they enjoy, including wearing high-end Jordan sneakers. The reference to "Patrón del mal" and their ability to share their success from "Medallo" (Medellín) to "Moscú" (Moscow) illustrates their global reach and influence. The mention of uploading to YouTube reflects their engagement with their audience and how they share their success online.
[Coro: Peso Pluma, Blessd & Ambos]
The chorus emphasizes the effect Peso Pluma and Blessd have on women, describing how they excite and attract them. The mention of women dancing and becoming wild underscores the party atmosphere that comes with their fame and success. The reference to a "pink powder" instead of flowers symbolizes a more unconventional, extravagant approach to romance and celebration. The chorus reiterates their contentment with their achievements and their continued journey in the spotlight.
[Interludio: Blessd & Peso Pluma]
This interlude provides a brief, informal break where Blessd and Peso Pluma affirm their brand and origins. It reinforces their identity and connection to Medellín, celebrating their success and the "Doble P" (Double P) label, which represents their distinct style and influence.
[Verso 2: Blessd & Peso Pluma]
In this verse, Blessd highlights the luxurious jewelry he wears, which he earned through hard work rather than inheritance. He discusses the admiration and envy others feel due to his success and the wealth he has accumulated. The verse also portrays the women attracted to him and his possessions, describing how they are drawn to his status and the lavish lifestyle he leads. The mention of “detonando” in the bedroom implies an intimate, confident control over his relationships and the indulgent life he leads.
[Coro: Blessd & Peso Pluma]
The chorus is repeated, emphasizing the ongoing theme of attracting and exciting women. It reinforces their extravagant approach to romance and celebration, focusing on their success and how it influences their interactions and lifestyle. The repetition underscores their satisfaction with their current situation and their ongoing enjoyment of their glamorous life.
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"LAS MORRAS" is a new Spanish song by Peso Pluma and Blessd, released on April 5, 2023, from the album GÉNESIS. The song was written by Peso Pluma, Blessd, and Tito Double P, and produced by Iván Leal “Parka.” The track is published on Peso Pluma YouTube channel.
The song "LAS MORRAS" revolves around themes of wealth, success, and attraction. Peso Pluma and Blessd celebrate their financial achievements and the glamorous lifestyle that comes with it. The lyrics portray a confident, carefree attitude as they recount the impact of their success on their social lives, particularly with women. The song highlights the enjoyment of their wealth and the influence it has on their interactions, emphasizing the opulence and the pleasures of their current lifestyle.
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The "LAS MORRAS" song is sung by Peso Pluma.
The "LAS MORRAS" song by Peso Pluma lyrics was written by Peso Pluma, Blessd & Tito Double P.
The "LAS MORRAS" song by Peso Pluma was produced by Iván Leal “Parka”.
Peso Pluma released "LAS MORRAS" song on Apr 5, 2023.
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