Burros de Salitre (part. Ñengo Flow)

Farruko's song 'Burros de Salitre,' featuring Ñengo Flow, delves into the gritty and dangerous world of drug trafficking and street life. The lyrics are raw and unapologetic, painting a vivid picture of the high-stakes lifestyle that comes with being involved in illegal activities. The phrase 'burros de salitre' metaphorically refers to drug shipments, with 'burros' meaning mules and 'salitre' referring to saltpeter, a component of gunpowder, symbolizing the explosive nature of their trade. The song's aggressive tone and explicit language underscore the peril and bravado associated with this underground world.

Farruko and Ñengo Flow use their verses to assert their dominance and fearlessness in the face of danger. Lines like 'I don't panic' and 'Real G for Life forever' emphasize their unwavering confidence and loyalty to their lifestyle. The references to luxury items, such as Richard Mille watches and Rolls-Royce cars, juxtapose the violence and danger with the rewards of their illicit activities. This duality highlights the allure and the risks of the drug trade, where wealth and power come at a high cost.

Cultural references, such as comparing themselves to notorious figures like Joaquín 'El Chapo' Guzmán, further cement their image as powerful and untouchable. The song also touches on themes of loyalty and betrayal, with mentions of dealing with informants and staying true to their crew. The repeated refrain 'Metiendo burros de salitre por el puerto de Miami' reinforces the central theme of smuggling and the constant hustle required to maintain their status. Overall, 'Burros de Salitre' offers a gritty, unfiltered look into the world of drug trafficking, blending bravado with a stark portrayal of its realities.