Don!
Callejero soy
Nunca olvido de donde vengo
Y le sigo dando gracias a dios
Porque sobreviví
Y sigo aquí
Yo en la calle nací, vivo y muero
Callejero soy
Nunca olvido de donde vengo
Seguiré campeando con lo mío a fuego
Yo en la calle nací, vivo y muero
William Omar Landrón
Con 36 se desquita
A mí solo me juzga Dios
Y me perdona toñita
Yo soy de la esquina
Donde el chamaquito suyo capeaba
Y mientras la nota bajaba
Yo la trabaja
De la esquina donde por 10 pesos
Se complicó
Crecía ya ganancia de dos
Me lleva el policia
Por donde 500 sucios pesos
Los panas se matan
Y esperan a que caiga preso
Y hasta las doñas se clavan
Donde no existe lealtad
Respeto ni sentimiento
Dime tú que hay de bonito
En esta selva de semento
Donde se pasa hambre y la educación es pobre
Y a los chamaquitos les corre jugar a ser gangster
Señor gobernador, yo se que la culpa no es suya
Y perdone la bulla, pero aquí no se vive mejor
Quizás de donde yo soy se fuma como es
Pero de donde usted viene se en huelga hasta los pies
Señor presidente, sin corrección fuera eficiente
Hubiese más ingenieros, menos delincuentes
Que irónico, usted pensando en un conflicto bélico
Antes de ser lógico y reformar a su gente
Callejero soy
Nunca olvido de donde vengo
Y le sigo dando gracias a dios
Porque sobreviví
Y sigo aquí
Yo en la calle nací, vivo y muero
Callejero soy
Nunca olvido de donde vengo
Seguiré campeando con lo mío a fuego
Yo en la calle nací, vivo y muero
Tego Calderón
The Last Don
Oye la calle me costo un poco de to
Pana son las que me hingan, ombe no
Callejero yo, ya no si se me dio
Y salí sin ningún rasguño del tintingo
Veterano de mil campañas que lo logró
Gracias a dios y a todos ustedes, que lo que hago le gusto
Enserio, cárcel, cementerio o tirar todo el mundo al medio
De traqueto a sapo es un cambio inmenso
Yo que tu como que lo pienso
En la silla de testigo contra tu gente
Para que no te den dembow
Asuma consecuencias papi
En tus zapatos mucho tiempo mulato
Callejero soy
Nunca olvido de donde vengo
Y le sigo dando gracias a dios
Porque sobreviví
Y sigo aquí
Yo en la calle nací, vivo y muero
Callejero soy
Nunca olvido de donde vengo
Seguiré campeando con lo mío a fuego
Yo en la calle nací, vivo y muero
Oye
Tego Calderón
The Last Don
El Rey
Y el hijo de la gran puta en el microphone
Los reales, aplastando a los de embuste
Chris Jeday
Gaby music
Oye
Callejero soy
Nunca olvido de donde vengo
Y le sigo dando gracias a dios
Porque sobreviví
Y sigo aquí
Yo en la calle nací, vivo y muero
Don Omar, real name William Omar Landrón (Puerto Rico, February 10, 1978), is a Puerto Rican singer, songwriter and actor. He began singing and writing songs at age 12, feeling very close to the reggaeton style, which began to develop in Puerto Rico in the early 1990s. His musical beginnings saw him as an actor in the Iglesia de la Restauración en Cristo en Bayamón, where he served as a pastor for four years; after a romantic relationship, he was forced to leave his vows. In 2002, William Omar Landrón's career took a significant turn when Tito El Bambino, of the duo Héctor y Tito, decided to help him. It was during this period that he adopted the stage name Don Omar and composed some pieces for other singers, including Tito himself. He always collaborated with the duo on Reconquista. He became one of the most well-known representatives of reggaeton alongside Daddy Yankee, and his albums became classics of the musical genre. Don Omar is known for his energetic and spectacular concerts, which have taken him to perform all over the world. Among his most famous songs are "Dale Don Dale", "Pobre Diabla" and "Dile", while among his most successful albums are "The Last Don" (2006) and "Don Omar Presents: Meet the Orphans" (2009).
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