hay veces que el pato🦆💦 nada ahy veces que ni agua bebe y no se awite mi compa que los tiempos van y vienen hay veces que tienes mucho hay veces que nada tienes 💯💯💯👌😝😝😝
The songs title translates to the duck swims or keeps swimming. Its about ups and downs of life, depicting the arbitrary rollercoaster art of life. It says the world is a hard place but even if the boat sinks, you are not going to drown
Super late but for any future listeners the title of the sing is a play on words, a double meaning. "El pato nada" can mean "The duck swims" or "The duck nothing" (i.e. the duck has nothing) The fictional main character of the song was at one point presumably rich, but its implied he's fallen on hard times. We can reference this in the first lines: "hay veces que el pato nada" (There are times when the duck swims) "hay veces que ni agua bebe" (There are times when he doesn't even have water to drink) "y no se aguite mi compa" (but don't get bummed out brother) "que los tiempos van y vienen" (that these times come and go) "hay veces que tienes mucho" (there are times when you have an abundance) "hay veces que nada tienes" (there are times when you have nothing) "bonito es ternelo todo, viejas, dinero y amigos" (It's nice to have it all, women, money, and friends) ""pero sin no tienes nada, como vas a conseguirlo" (but if you have none of them, how are you gonna get them?) "cuanto tienes, cuanto vales dice un dicho conocido" (how much you have, is how much you're worth, so goes the old saying) Talks about the turns of fate on the rollercoaster we call life. In short it says when the times are good, they're great. But when life hits back you better not fold. "el mundo da muchas vueltas" (the world does many turns) "Y hay que saber esperar" (and you have got to know how to wait) "los golpes que da la vida" (the punches that life throws) "hay que saber aguantar" (you have got to know how to take) "aunque el barco se ladee" (even if the boat starts tipping) "tu no te vayas ahogar" (you better make sure you don't drown) After that in goes into a fictional anecdote, about how the unnamed figure used to have many people around him who treated him well and esteemed him and he reflects on it asking if it was because of his character or because of his financial prowess. "recuerdo tiempos atras" (i remember in the past times) "que todo era diferente" (that everything was different) "todos me trataban bien" (everyone treated me well) "como si fuera influyente" (as if I was an influential person) "sera porque me appreciaban" (was it because they appreciated me?) o seria por los billetes" (or was it because of the money?) and the finale which is just a realization that maybe he has some hidden enemies plotting against him "la virgen de guadalupe" (The Virgin Guadalupe) "y el anima de malverde" (and the spirit of Malverde) "me cuidan por todos lados" (protect me from all sides) "porque la muerte no duerme" (because death doesn't sleep) "porque hay muchos envidiosos" (because there are so many haters) "que vivo no quieren verme" (that don't want to see me alive.) and final repetition: "el mundo da muchas vueltas" (the world does many turns) "Y hay que saber esperar" (and you have got to know how to wait) "los golpes que da la vida" (the punches that life throws) "hay que saber aguantar" (you have got to know how to take) "aunque el barco se leadee" (even if the boat starts tipping) "tu no te vayas ahogar" (you better make sure you don't drown)
