No Entienden (part. Dahian “El Apechao”)

Farruko's song 'No Entienden,' featuring Dahian 'El Apechao,' is a powerful anthem of resilience and divine favor. The lyrics delve into the struggles and adversities faced by the artist, highlighting the envy and negativity from others who wish to see him fail. Despite these challenges, Farruko emphasizes that his success and progress are due to divine intervention and blessings from God. This theme is recurrent throughout the song, as he repeatedly mentions how others do not understand that his achievements are a result of God's grace.

The song opens with a vibrant introduction, setting the stage for a narrative about life's hardships and the constant battle against those who wish to see him suffer. Farruko describes how every step forward he takes is met with attempts to pull him back and undermine his progress. This struggle is a metaphor for the broader human experience of facing obstacles and adversaries who are envious of one's success. The repeated phrase 'A ello' le' duele' (It hurts them) underscores the pain and discomfort his success causes to those who do not wish him well.

A significant portion of the song is dedicated to expressing gratitude to God. Farruko and El Apechao attribute their success and the positive turn of events in their lives to divine intervention. This acknowledgment of a higher power's role in their achievements serves as a source of strength and motivation, reinforcing their belief that their path is guided and protected by God. The song also touches on themes of betrayal and false support, as Farruko calls out those who pretended to support him but secretly wished for his downfall. This duality of human nature is a poignant reminder of the importance of discernment and faith in navigating life's challenges.