The song "Esta Es Pa' Mi Viejo" by Espinoza Paz is a tribute to the singer's father. The lyrics describe his father as a hardworking man who came from humble beginnings and worked in the fields. Despite being over fifty years old, he is still stubborn and strong-willed. The singer is proud of his father and considers him a generous and loving person. Although his father is reserved, the singer can tell that he longs to return to his roots in the countryside. The song is a heartfelt tribute to a father who has been a positive influence and role model in the singer's life.
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This one's for my old man
He's over fifty, but you wouldn't know it, he's still stubborn
He comes from humble beginnings, worked as a child, helped my grandfather
His life is the countryside
This one's for my old man
He's a good person, but if he gets angry, let me tell you
I take my hat off to him, proudly boasting about my father
Who I love the most
This one's for my old man
A generous man, that's why my mother chose him as her husband
A living example, and even though he doesn't say it
If he sees me singing, I know what he feels
And even though he's reserved
You can see he wants to go back to the ranch
I've noticed it
This one's for my old man
A generous man, that's why my mother chose him as her husband
A living example, and even though he doesn't say it
If he sees me singing, I know what he feels
And even though he's reserved
You can see he wants to go back to the ranch
I've noticed it
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