For those who don’t know Spanish here it goes, En el radio un cochinero means he is hearing the walkie-talkie and he could Hear a mess going on! The enemies caught his team mate so he telling another to take off because he is next!!
Pretty much translates to “There’s a mess on the radio” (walkie-talkie) and after that he goes on to tell a story of how some guy is escaping from that mess he could get caught up in (Narco activities). He promotes this lifestyle at the end when he says “we were born to die and whoever scared then don’t come.” 🇲🇽 🇲🇽 🇲🇽
@@MarioLopez-pt2kvBro what?! That's Radius in English, when we say "Radio" it's actually Radio as in something we listen to music in our car but we call walkie-talkies radio too.
Translation: It means cops are listening in on their radio or they have an infiltrated mole reporting back and even working for other cartels but still a cop like DEA drug enforcement Agency. Its been reported before about these types of connections when a cartel leader gets caught. Involvement was at a presidential level for an incident not well reported and the people furious voting by a large majority for the party against the candidate from the party they had always voted for, it had been coming slowly but this president pushed it over the edge, zetas brutal cartel was born under him. So this cartel guy or whatever he is keeps getting fucked like if they always know where hes going, plans and one step ahead of him. Meaning he is losing ground fighting fire fights non stop bullets flying and losing men each battle. He then continues with who he has left and discovered his enemy hideouts and went there to catch them all in one place. He is extremely determined and amped up that he will finally get one win back and start fucking them up bad as revenge. He went there and caught them and the shooting war began then as all hell breaks loose hes shooting his rifle but suddenly he feels three shots go through his chest. Then at the end says, if he cant come to this world and fight like hell with absolutely no fear living for the most strength and courage as a man would to be able and not back down from your enemies when you are in the worst position. and die a man's death, then he would rather not be born here at all.
The song is about a friend telling his friend on walkie-talkie get out the house enemies is chasing us and they are in there way for you so get out and he took off but down the road he faced the enemies and got into a shootout and he got away on Cherokee truck but he went back with more arms and granades he took a few off he's enemies killed them but he got killed 2 at the end ...
No se tiene que ser mexicado para entender cosas que tambien ocurren en otros paises latino-americano, yo soy de Colombia y entiendo lá letra ala perfeccion, saludos crack
Para los mexicanos "cochinero" es sinónimo de sucio, caos, saturado. Se refiere a que el radio que portaba para comunicarse con su cartel estaba saturado de voces, posiblemente porque estaban en un enfrentamiento armado
O 3:29 Oh amigos this is real, radio mean walking talking communicating what's going on in a real fight between police forces and the drugs cartel this is pure Mexican 🇲🇽🔫
Love these guys. No tex mex here. No pigman here. It’s hard for you to understand because this is the real talk in the streets north of Mexico. Slang pure narco slang gangster and most situations are real.
The song is talking about the mess in the walkie-talkies when drug mafias start a random battle. Walkie-talkies (radio) Cochinero (a huge mess). You can hear those random battles if you catch the same frecuency communications with your radio, when shooting begins in cities like Culiacán. Everyone asking for support, maydays, shoots, etc.
The title means: There's a disorder, loud noises, gun shots, screams of back up through the radio, the sound of the truck burning rubber..all those sounds put together means "cochinero" a mess over the radio........ nothing peacefull.
Lol not the pigman. And yeah these song can be defined as narco corridos. Would be pretty interesting to see y'all react to more of this music. I'd recommend Fuerza Regida - Gente Del Flaco.
@@CashavelliTV Basically there's a mess on the radios, and they are telling the guy to get the hell out of there. He starts getting followed and there's bullets hitting the windows of the vehicle and he has the Glock ready, but he manages to escape and comes back for revenge.
The guffy on the black sun glasses and a black hot doesn't know sh...t the song style is call "corridos belicos" and the song's title means he has heard a mess up on the radio. Long story made short, he's saying he got his revenge from a traitor that used to be his buddy and work some business together and so he end up himself dead with 4 bullets on his chest.
There's certain songs you can't play out loud, and certain emblems(stickers) you can't have on your vehicle while in Mexico. You can't drive around a city controlled by a certain cartel while playing a song out loud dedicated to their enemy or have insignia of a different cartel. It's better to get pulled over by police than the cartels.
@@kaliforniausa its true, but it also depends on the region in Mexico you are in.. certain areas, if they dont know you you're most likely going to be questioned or interrogated by them.
It only talks about the mess that is made in the radios commonly used by drug traffickers, police and others. In the case of a chase and shooting between drug traffickers.
Only mexicans understand the slang from this song. Don't bother to find the meaning cause it's cultural and you guys have no idea what you're saying about the lyrics. I can only say the messege of this song is damn power and fire 🔥
No one is translating correctly smh. Growing up Mexican we would listen to gangster shit in English. NWA Snoop Nas biggie but mostly LA hood shit. Our parents would say "apaga ese cochinero" which is "shut that porkery off" because they knew it was gangster. Is filthy dirty vile. But we still bump it so. "En El radio un cochinero" it's slang it ain't literal. Shit goes hard for Mexicans that come from the hood this is real pocho gangster shit.
oh I know this song got me in trouble I made a mess of myself I found someone that owe me money he tried to get away then I found them again while I was playing this song with some beer in my system and I end up destroying his car and him but since I'm in a Latin country or you got to do is pay the cop to get free
the only reaction i can see from the reaction of these guys is that they have no idea about narcoculture. surely they would laugh it off if they could actually interpret it. it is insulting to say pigman, cochinero means they are intercepting the communications.
If you translate this song word by word it will make no sense, it’s almost 100% slang and only if you are 100% fluent and from Mexico, you are not going to understand this song the way it wan meant to be understood.
En el rancho un cochinero means that in radio there's a shit show meaning something happened and and the crew is going crazy in the radios they use to communicate
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For those who don’t know Spanish here it goes, En el radio un cochinero means he is hearing the walkie-talkie and he could Hear a mess going on! The enemies caught his team mate so he telling another to take off because he is next!!
Pretty much translates to “There’s a mess on the radio” (walkie-talkie) and after that he goes on to tell a story of how some guy is escaping from that mess he could get caught up in (Narco activities). He promotes this lifestyle at the end when he says “we were born to die and whoever scared then don’t come.” 🇲🇽 🇲🇽 🇲🇽
It's a mess on the area...Dentro del radio de Esa area
@@MarioLopez-pt2kv wey no mames esa gente no creo que la palabra radio la use para indicar alrededor
@@MarioLopez-pt2kvBro what?! That's Radius in English, when we say "Radio" it's actually Radio as in something we listen to music in our car but we call walkie-talkies radio too.
I just love being able to see so many people trying to translate in the best way
Translation:
It means cops are listening in on their radio or they have an infiltrated mole reporting back and even working for other cartels but still a cop like DEA drug enforcement Agency. Its been reported before about these types of connections when a cartel leader gets caught. Involvement was at a presidential level for an incident not well reported and the people furious voting by a large majority for the party against the candidate from the party they had always voted for, it had been coming slowly but this president pushed it over the edge, zetas brutal cartel was born under him. So this cartel guy or whatever he is keeps getting fucked like if they always know where hes going, plans and one step ahead of him. Meaning he is losing ground fighting fire fights non stop bullets flying and losing men each battle. He then continues with who he has left and discovered his enemy hideouts and went there to catch them all in one place. He is extremely determined and amped up that he will finally get one win back and start fucking them up bad as revenge. He went there and caught them and the shooting war began then as all hell breaks loose hes shooting his rifle but suddenly he feels three shots go through his chest. Then at the end says, if he cant come to this world and fight like hell with absolutely no fear living for the most strength and courage as a man would to be able and not back down from your enemies when you are in the worst position. and die a man's death, then he would rather not be born here at all.
The song is about a friend telling his friend on walkie-talkie get out the house enemies is chasing us and they are in there way for you so get out and he took off but down the road he faced the enemies and got into a shootout and he got away on Cherokee truck but he went back with more arms and granades he took a few off he's enemies killed them but he got killed 2 at the end ...
Have you ever heard of punctuation and grammar, homie?
@@salvadorreyes1337 no but you're mom did 😂😂😂
@@salvadorreyes1337you try to explain it with your perfect gramar
@@ChamukoGrifo I'm more of a measly critic rather than a writer. 🤷♂️
@@salvadorreyes1337 lol you wild
Solo los mexicanos entendemos al 100 este temazo ni los demas latinos lo entienden y ustedes menos solo reaccionan a lo wey
Lo importante es la intención jajajaja, hay canciones en otros países que no se que dice pero me gusta el sonido o voz 😍
Neta wey pero la pinche raza disiendoles reacionen valen vrg
Yo soy argentina y lo entendí bien
No se tiene que ser mexicado para entender cosas que tambien ocurren en otros paises latino-americano, yo soy de Colombia y entiendo lá letra ala perfeccion, saludos crack
Yo soy español y lo entiendo
The title means ..there’s a mess on the radio
Radio meaning (Walkie-Talkie) for cartels
There are pigs on the radio.. meaning cops are communicating through the radio
Exactly!
@@albertogarcia6296 exactly
@JONATHAN RDZ significa que en El radio habia un desmadre.
Eso no es "texmex", eso es un "narco corrido"
Si mezcla de varios géneros pero tex mex están locos estos vatos Jajaja
The intro goes hard
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Para los mexicanos "cochinero" es sinónimo de sucio, caos, saturado. Se refiere a que el radio que portaba para comunicarse con su cartel estaba saturado de voces, posiblemente porque estaban en un enfrentamiento armado
Policias(cochinos) también a eso se refieren...
@@rayito1975 no no no
@@rayito1975nunca escuchado que le digan policias cochinos en Mexico.
@@rayito1975nunca escuchado que le digan policias cochinos en Mexico.
O 3:29 Oh amigos this is real, radio mean walking talking communicating what's going on in a real fight between police forces and the drugs cartel this is pure Mexican 🇲🇽🔫
Pa que más o menos le entiendan
On the radio a desmother..😆
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
On the radio a desvergue! 😂👍
COCHINERO!!! Refers to can hear a mess in the radio
Imposible que le entiendan esta canción es solo para nosotros los mexicanos ni siquiera para los que hablan español le van a entender
Love these guys. No tex mex here. No pigman here. It’s hard for you to understand because this is the real talk in the streets north of Mexico. Slang pure narco slang gangster and most situations are real.
The song is talking about the mess in the walkie-talkies when drug mafias start a random battle. Walkie-talkies (radio) Cochinero (a huge mess).
You can hear those random battles if you catch the same frecuency communications with your radio, when shooting begins in cities like Culiacán. Everyone asking for support, maydays, shoots, etc.
The title means: There's a disorder, loud noises, gun shots, screams of back up through the radio, the sound of the truck burning rubber..all those sounds put together means "cochinero" a mess over the radio........ nothing peacefull.
Lol not the pigman.
And yeah these song can be defined as narco corridos.
Would be pretty interesting to see y'all react to more of this music. I'd recommend Fuerza Regida - Gente Del Flaco.
Negative vibes from middle school swagger on the left.
Viva México, saludos HERMANOS, chida reacción🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🔥🔥🔥
No sebes que se están burlando de esa música jajajjajajajjaja 💩💩💩💩
Se burlan de nuestra música pero no saben ni que pedo ❤️🔥🤣😅 es su zona residencial no hay masacres
No hay peor, un latino creyendose gringo
he said the cotchino means pervert LMFAO 🤣 all Mexicans understand only
Is that on the radio he is listening to this big shooting between 2 cartels
Ohhhh wow.. that’s crazy
Sorry, that's not it.
@@edgarpaloma636 then enlighten us lol
@@CashavelliTV Basically there's a mess on the radios, and they are telling the guy to get the hell out of there. He starts getting followed and there's bullets hitting the windows of the vehicle and he has the Glock ready, but he manages to escape and comes back for revenge.
The guffy on the black sun glasses
and a black hot doesn't know sh...t the song style is call "corridos belicos" and the song's title means he has heard a mess up on the radio. Long story made short, he's saying he got his revenge from a traitor that used to be his buddy and work some business together and so he end up himself dead with 4 bullets on his chest.
"Pig Men" They refer to the police.
A estos weyes ni les interesa saber nada solo lo hacen porque está de moda la canción ni siquiera intentan investigar lo que dice la canción
Les voy a dar por el cochino que se robaron a los tres🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Cochinero: a messy place or situation; he listen a disorder on the walkie-talkie
That's crazy, when he says mi pecho mi Saluda un chaleco, so I think he says my chest gets greeted by a vest.
This dude totally offended the genre by calling it Tex Mex. Only dude with the dreads gave it respect .
Viva mexico cabrronesssss🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
Its known in Mexico that by listening to these cartel songs, you get picked up , interrogated and then chopped up, don't know if is true?
Complete lies. You can listen to whatever you want. Playing music doesn't mean you're affiliated with a cartel.
@@lissessky Oh ok, people probably messing with me right? thanks dude.
There's certain songs you can't play out loud, and certain emblems(stickers) you can't have on your vehicle while in Mexico. You can't drive around a city controlled by a certain cartel while playing a song out loud dedicated to their enemy or have insignia of a different cartel. It's better to get pulled over by police than the cartels.
@@kaliforniausa its true, but it also depends on the region in Mexico you are in.. certain areas, if they dont know you you're most likely going to be questioned or interrogated by them.
There’s a police on the radio, he singing about escaping them.
A estos gringos solo los mexicanos entendemos 100% este temon
la pura acción de la maña mexicana viva México 🇲🇽🤟
Estos tres payasos no entienden de que va la tremenda letra, la escena que cuenta es tremenda...Vamos Mexico Viva Checo..saludos desde Argentina!!!
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
It only talks about the mess that is made in the radios commonly used by drug traffickers, police and others. In the case of a chase and shooting between drug traffickers.
He’s saying fuck putas get money. Basically
Only mexicans understand the slang from this song. Don't bother to find the meaning cause it's cultural and you guys have no idea what you're saying about the lyrics. I can only say the messege of this song is damn power and fire 🔥
The protagonist of this corrido/song dies in the end.
They wanted to kill him and later he went in to the attack.
Pig man jajaja te namaste loco
There is a mess on da radioo, get fk out the house or u going in ....
I step on da gas i did some🦜 dry etc
Lo hubieran escuchado con subtítulos
No one is translating correctly smh. Growing up Mexican we would listen to gangster shit in English. NWA Snoop Nas biggie but mostly LA hood shit. Our parents would say "apaga ese cochinero" which is "shut that porkery off" because they knew it was gangster. Is filthy dirty vile. But we still bump it so. "En El radio un cochinero" it's slang it ain't literal. Shit goes hard for Mexicans that come from the hood this is real pocho gangster shit.
Que vergas le reaccionan si no le entienden ni verga s
This that g shit ma boi 👹👹👹
oh I know this song got me in trouble I made a mess of myself I found someone that owe me money he tried to get away then I found them again while I was playing this song with some beer in my system and I end up destroying his car and him but since I'm in a Latin country or you got to do is pay the cop to get free
On the radio a mess - translation
En la la radio un cochinero... Mean that in the walkie talkie network many mens are talking about something going on in the narco crew
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Nah yeah he’s talking bout some cartel shit lmaooo
I recommend looking at the lyrics, you can’t really translate the title to english. The song is about cartel violence
in the radio a mess
No creo q entiendan nada
Si no hablan español que pedo?
como comentan un video si no saben español?
Que alguien les expliqué a estos gringos
este guey dijo texmex 😂😂😂😂
This is NOT mariachi!!
the only reaction i can see from the reaction of these guys is that they have no idea about narcoculture. surely they would laugh it off if they could actually interpret it. it is insulting to say pigman, cochinero means they are intercepting the communications.
If you translate this song word by word it will make no sense, it’s almost 100% slang and only if you are 100% fluent and from Mexico, you are not going to understand this song the way it wan meant to be understood.
It means theres shit on the radio
No!! TexMex not even close! Is like saying rap is regueton
I find these reactions hilarious cuz they butcher the translation so much🤣🤣🤣
on the radio a disaster
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Es por q está desecho roto por la rafaga de balas 🤣🤣🤣
Its a big mess on the radioooo dude run way cos some body point you with a finger!! More or lees its the translation.
Está muy maníaco
Texmex?????🤫
Esto si no sabes ni qué pedo
😂
🐷 man 😂😂😂😂
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En el rancho un cochinero means that in radio there's a shit show meaning something happened and and the crew is going crazy in the radios they use to communicate