Héctor El Bambino presenta
A Los Anormales, jaja
Vamos pa' la calle, vamos pa' la calle, hoy
(Vengan todos contra mí) a veces es difícil entender
(Que aquí todo se vale) como personas que te desean lo peor
(Y yo iré solo a morir) tienen que soportar
(Con to' mis anormales) que te suceda lo mejor, jaja
(Vengan todos contra mí) muchacho
(Que aquí todo se vale) no midas calentura ni fuerza
(Y yo iré solo a morir) aquí están mis anormales
(Junto a mis anormales)
Vamos pa' la calle, vamos pa' la calle, hoy, jaja

Vamo' pa' la calle, vamo' pa' la calle hoy
Vamo' pa' la calle, vamo' pa' la calle hoy
Vamo' pa' la calle, vamo' pa' la calle hoy
Aquí no hay miedo (jaja)
Vamo' pa' la calle hoy

No rompan la' ruler o vo'a meterle con el cooler
¿Pa' qué estás fronteando, pato 'e hule?
No te me atribule', pa' después llamar a los azule'
En el mapa está de moda borrar cara con los fule'
Ey, tiburón, yo te conozco por la aleta
O te aquieta' o te va a hacer canto' la Beretta
Tú cógelo a broma, dale, juégate tú la maroma
Que somos gladiadore' como en Roma
Y gritan: "Socorre", con miedo que a tiro' los forre
Quemando pata' como lo hacen los de Torre' (jaja)

Matar lechones que no' ronquen de sicario
Esto e' cosa nuestra de barrio
Aquí no hay miedo, andamo' to' los sanguinario'
Esto es cosa nuestra de barrio
Matar lechones que no' ronquen de sicario
Esto e' cosa nuestra de barrio
Aquí no hay miedo, andamo' to' los sanguinario'
Esto es cosa nuestra de barrio

¿Viste, broqui? Que yo pego más que Rocky
Tú te estas buscando un soplamoqui, tú sí tienes lucky
Y que yo no te he da'o 30 con la boqui, boca 'e burro
Tú eres tremendo guasikoki
¿Viste, Pancho Villa que la jode'era está que estilla?
Mucha babilla, y ahora están haciendo cucharilla
Dile que Manuela los maquilla (ching)
Yo no hablo con los Craftsman, papi
Yo hablo con los cabecilla'

Vamo' pa' la calle, vamo' pa' la calle hoy
Vamo' pa' la calle, vamo' pa' la calle hoy
Vamo' pa' la calle, vamo' pa' la calle hoy
Aquí no hay miedo
Vamo' pa' la calle hoy

Matar lechones que no' ronquen de sicario
Esto e' cosa nuestra de barrio
Aquí no hay miedo, andamo' to' los sanguinario'
Esto es cosa nuestra de barrio
Matar lechones que no' ronquen de sicario
Esto e' cosa nuestra de barrio
Aquí no hay miedo, andamo' to' los sanguinario'
Esto es cosa nuestra de barrio

¿Viste, bocillo? Te remato con medio pocillo
No es tener calibre ni corillo
Buster, ojo al pillo, que no se guille con los míos
Que to's los que lo han hecho han cagao' los calzoncillos
¿Viste, Peyo', que los que roncan yo los mello?
Pónganle gabán a los camellos
Bájate los trovos que les metí con el bodrogo
¿Por qué están tirando to' estos bobo'?
Y se me amotinan, hoy los anormales no escatiman
Bajen pa'l barrio, ustedes no son He-Man

Vamo' pa' la calle, vamo' pa' la calle hoy
Vamo' pa' la calle, vamo' pa' la calle hoy
Vamo' pa' la calle, vamo' pa' la calle hoy
Aquí no hay miedo
Vamo' pa' la calle hoy

Héctor El Bambino
En Los Anormales
Una vez más
Separando a los niños de los hombre'
Nesty
Naldo
Gocho
No es lo mismo llamarno' que vernos venir
De mí, para mi Puerto Rico
Oye, esto no es pa' nadie
Esto para uso personal, jaja
Tírenme muchacho', que yo no soy rencoroso
Y si no fuera fino, no tuviera tanto combo, jaja
From Puerto Rico
El Bambino
El de la presión
Siguimi


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