Triple Lavada (remix) (part. Luis R Conriquez, Óscar Maydon, Alemán y Victor Mendivil)

The song "Triple Lavada (remix)" by Esau Ortiz, featuring Luis R Conriquez, Oscar Maydon, Alemán, and Victor Mendivil, paints a vivid picture of a lavish and chaotic lifestyle. The lyrics are a celebration of excess, wealth, and a carefree attitude, often associated with the narco-culture in Mexico. The song opens with references to partying and indulgence, mentioning luxury items like whisky and expensive cars, setting the tone for a night of revelry and extravagance.

Throughout the song, the artists boast about their wealth and power, using metaphors and slang that are deeply rooted in the Mexican narco-culture. The mention of "cuernos" (horns) and "rifles de Toronto" (Toronto rifles) alludes to firearms, symbolizing the dangerous and rebellious lifestyle they lead. The lyrics also highlight the artists' connections and influence, as they navigate through a world of business deals and illicit activities, often evading law enforcement and rival factions.

The song also touches on themes of loyalty and camaraderie, as the artists emphasize their close-knit group and the protection they offer each other. The lyrics reflect a sense of pride in their lifestyle, despite its inherent risks and moral ambiguities. The repeated phrase "si saben cómo soy, ¿pa' qué me invitan?" (if you know how I am, why invite me?) underscores their unapologetic nature and the acceptance of their identity within this subculture. This track is a testament to the allure and danger of a life lived on the edge, where wealth and power are both celebrated and flaunted.