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Despues de 235
Canciones, los liricos se valuan mas
Y no tengo ningunos para esta
El Hefe canta melodia triste
O canta amor de la corazon
Haz como que hable español
Ojala que la mayoria
De nuestros aficionados
No entiendan nada que canto
Para los otros, chinga su madre, guey
Canciones, los liricos se valuan mas
Y no tengo ningunos para esta
El Hefe canta melodia triste
O canta amor de la corazon
Haz como que hable español
Ojala que la mayoria
De nuestros aficionados
No entiendan nada que canto
Para los otros, chinga su madre, guey
Lyrics submitted by punkpirate
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I'm fluent in Spanish and a lot of this song doesn't mean a lot to me... The grammar is pretty awful. Does Hefe actually speak Spanish or is he just of Mexican parents in the States? If he speaks Spanish and the horrible Spanish in this song is on purpose then it's pretty fucking funny...
Anywho, I'll offer a rough translation.
I'm interpreting the first stanza as "After 235 songs, lyrics are more valued and I have none for this one [song]". I'm assuming that "liricos" is supposed to mean "lyrics", otherwise it doesn't make a lot of sense.
The second stanza is probably "El Hefe sings a sad melody, or he sings love from the heart." The last line I'm not sure about, but it could mean "pretend he speaks Spanish".
The last stanza is the best part. It says "I hope the majority of our fans don't understand any of what I'm singing. To the others [i.e. those who understand the lyrics] "Chinga su madre, guey". Now, I speak European Spanish and I've only been to Mexico once, but I know that this is a pretty rude expression in Mexican Spanish. It translates roughly as "Fuck your mother, dude". Which is cool, because it's a big "Fuck you" to everybody who "gets" the song. Very punk.
@tronak u got it the right way