Que Se Traen o Que Les Duele

The song 'Que Se Traen o Que Les Duele' by Banda Vaquera delves into the themes of envy and the challenges of achieving fame. The lyrics express the singer's frustration and sadness at seeing others trying to ride on his coattails to gain fame, comparing them to dogs fighting over bones. This metaphor highlights the pettiness and desperation he perceives in those who are envious of his success.

The artist reflects on his own journey, emphasizing the hard work and sweat that has gone into becoming who he is, and his deep connection with his audience. The song conveys a message of resilience and pride in one's achievements, despite the negativity from others. The singer doesn't hold a grudge against his detractors; instead, he advises them to live better lives and hopes they can achieve even more than he has.

Finally, the song addresses the toxic nature of envy and greed, warning that these traits can lead to mistakes. The lyrics suggest that divine justice will grant people what they deserve, and that material wealth isn't everything. The singer's confidence in his relationship with his fans is clear, as he declares that as long as they support him, he will remain 'chingon' (a Mexican slang term for 'awesome' or 'badass'). The song ends with advice to the envious: to reach the top, one must start from the bottom and work hard, just as the singer has done.