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One of the biggest music stars today is Peso Pluma, who is enjoying great international success thanks to his corridos tumbados, but recently surprised with a song dedicated to a boxer.
It was in late 2024 that the Mexican surprised by releasing a song inspired by the boxer Gervonta 'Tank' Davis, who is the world lightweight champion.
The song was titled "Gervota" where he talks about seeing him in the ring, as well as the rise that the boxer and the singer have had in parallel, although he in the world of music.
What did the boxer say about his song?
In the face of this, the world champion recently gave statements on this subject that Doble P made about him and with which he was quite happy.
Tank gave an interview to ESPN where he was asked about this topic, song which was a surprise, as they did not expect it.
So the boxer said he liked the song, and hopes Peso Pluma will call him: "Yes, a great song! No, I need to call him. Call me."
What does Peso Pluma's song say about Gervonta?
The song is about the success that both have today, as well as the temptations that can surround them with fame. It also highlights the fact that the Mexican has been present at several boxing matches and accompanying in the traditional walks to the ring alongside Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez and Jaime Munguia.
In this way, he pays tribute to 'Tank' Davis with the similarities that both could have in their careers, talking about the luxuries and challenges they have had to face, so here we show you part of the song
"Crypto coins come to me, and in the front row watching Gervonta in Las Vegas. Shining watches on my wrist, and in a private jet because time flies," says part of the lyrics.