"ROSA PASTEL" is a new Spanish song by Peso Pluma and Jasiel Nuñez, released on April 20, 2023, as part of the album GÉNESIS. The song was written by Jasiel Nuñez and produced by George Prajin, Ernesto Fernández, Peso Pluma,… Read More
ROSA PASTEL Lyrics
- Lyrics
- Meaning
- Translations
[Chorus: Jasiel Nuñez & Peso Pluma]
Young, but very smart because the truth
I always persist to get big
In my head always my dad
Greetings to the boss who is with God
In my head what he taught me
I'm still doing business well
Over there in Amsterdam I'll move it
And we'll score, you know what a show
[Verse 1: Jasiel Nuñez & Peso Pluma]
Here's a clue for those who know
On the way up we'll take dessert
A little flan, yes or no, my friend?
Come on, try it, what do you think?
If he gets crowned, then I'm already having a party
As they say: "My son, do it then"
Here goes an ounce of pastel pink
So that you can get dressed and tell me what it is
The little planes carry the order
As if we were a supermarket
The old wolf, my godfather, Foca
Here goes the greeting for the big man, to the town
[Interlude: Jasiel Nuñez & Peso Pluma]
And you already know what show, carnal, pure Double P
Cha-chau!
Just like that, buddy Jasiel Núñez, pure pastel pink
[Verse 2: Peso Pluma & Jasiel Nuñez]
And there in the Amazon jungle
I met a taita, I learned a lot from him
And that very important person
Who goes by my dad's side, since he's here
The mind thinks, there's no science
Doing things right, business is going at a hundred
And with patience, with a lot of strength
Well, I've already detonated them, well, I've already crowned them
[Chorus: Peso Pluma & Jasiel Nuñez]
Young, but very smart because the truth
I always persist to get big
In my head always my dad
Greetings to the boss who is with God
In my head what he taught me
I'm still doing business very well
Over there in Amsterdam I'll move it
And we'll score, you know what show
[Outro: Peso Pluma]
You know what show (You know what show)
[Chorus: Jasiel Nuñez & Peso Pluma]
In this section, the singers reflect on their youth, emphasizing their cleverness and determination to succeed. The lyrics express respect and remembrance for their father figure, who is no longer with them but continues to guide their actions. The chorus also hints at their success in business, particularly in Amsterdam, and their ability to navigate and excel in this environment, symbolized by "scoring a goal."
[Verse 1: Jasiel Nuñez & Peso Pluma]
The first verse introduces a coded language and references to making deals and enjoying the fruits of their labor. The mention of "rosa pastel" alludes to a particular product or transaction that is significant to them. The verse paints a picture of a high-stakes environment where deals are made with confidence and a bit of celebratory flair. The reference to a "supermarket" and "avionetas" suggests a well-organized operation, with a nod to those who have mentored and supported them.
[Interlude: Jasiel Nuñez & Peso Pluma]
This short interlude serves as a shout-out to their brand, "Doble P," and reinforces their pride in their achievements. It’s a moment of acknowledgment and celebration of their journey, solidifying their identity and presence in the industry.
[Verse 2: Peso Pluma & Jasiel Nuñez]
In the second verse, the artists reflect on a significant encounter in the Amazon, where they met someone who imparted valuable lessons. The lyrics speak to the importance of learning and the mental discipline required for success. They emphasize patience, strength, and strategic thinking as key elements in their business ventures, suggesting that these qualities have led to their "crowning" achievements.
[Chorus: Peso Pluma & Jasiel Nuñez]
The repetition of the chorus reinforces the central themes of the song—youthful determination, respect for their father’s teachings, and success in business. It serves as a reminder of the lessons learned and the goals achieved, maintaining the song's confident and reflective tone.
[Outro: Peso Pluma]
The outro is a brief, confident assertion that the listener now knows the "show," reinforcing the idea that the artists are in control and aware of their success and reputation.
More Peso Pluma Songs
About Song
"ROSA PASTEL" is a new Spanish song by Peso Pluma and Jasiel Nuñez, released on April 20, 2023, as part of the album GÉNESIS. The song was written by Jasiel Nuñez and produced by George Prajin, Ernesto Fernández, Peso Pluma, Tito Double P, and Iván Leal "Parka." It was published on Peso Pluma YouTube channel.
The theme of "ROSA PASTEL" revolves around the ambitions, connections, and the hustler mentality of the artists. The lyrics highlight the journey of success, paying homage to those who have influenced them, particularly family, and celebrating the achievements they have reached despite their young age. The song has a confident tone, reflecting on the persistence and cleverness needed to navigate the complexities of life and business.
Credits
GÉNESIS English Translation Songs
ROSA PASTEL Official Video
FAQs
The "ROSA PASTEL" song is sung by Peso Pluma.
The "ROSA PASTEL" song by Peso Pluma lyrics was written by Jasiel Nuñez.
The "ROSA PASTEL" song by Peso Pluma was produced by George Prajin, Ernesto Fernández, Peso Pluma, Tito Double P & Iván Leal “Parka”.
Peso Pluma released "ROSA PASTEL" song on Apr 20, 2023.
Thank you for reading the lyrics of "ROSA PASTEL (English Translation)" by Peso Pluma & Jasiel Nuñez. If you enjoyed the song, share it with your friends and family in the USA! If you notice any errors or discrepancies, please feel free to submit corrections via the Contact Us section. We value accurate lyrics and aim to provide the best content for fans. These lyrics are provided for educational purposes only, respecting the artists and their work. Please share and help others enjoy this track!
