El Quesito

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The Highs of a Narco Lifestyle: A Dive into 'El Quesito'

The song 'El Quesito' by Alta Consigna is a narrative that delves into the life of a person involved in the narcotics trade. The lyrics openly discuss the handling of cocaine, suggesting a boastful pride in the ability to sell a significant amount quickly. The term 'quesito' is a slang term that can refer to a package of drugs, often resembling a small cheese wheel, hence the name. The song's protagonist is depicted as armed and ready to make a profit, indicating the dangerous and illegal nature of their work.

The lyrics also paint a picture of the lavish lifestyle that comes with the trade. The protagonist talks about spending weekends partying with friends, drinking whiskey, and enjoying live music from a band playing 'corridos,' a genre of Mexican music that often tells stories of life, love, and sometimes the exploits of drug traffickers. This portrayal of a carefree and indulgent life is juxtaposed with the reality of the drug trade's risks and violence.

Alta Consigna is known for their regional Mexican music, often touching on themes of love, heartbreak, and sometimes the narco culture. 'El Quesito' reflects a glorification of the narco lifestyle that is prevalent in some regional Mexican music genres, particularly in 'narcocorridos.' The song's narrative does not necessarily endorse this lifestyle but rather provides a window into the bravado and the perceived rewards that come with such a dangerous line of work.

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