No Hago Coro (remix) (feat. Ghetto, El Alfa, Nino Freestyle, Bryant Myers, Miky Woods & Secreto)

Farruko's 'No Hago Coro (remix)' is a powerful declaration of independence and self-reliance in the face of deceit and betrayal. The song's title, which translates to 'I Don't Hang Out with Anyone,' sets the tone for the message that permeates the lyrics. Farruko, along with the featured artists Ghetto, El Alfa, Nino Freestyle, Bryant Myers, Miky Woods, and Secreto, express their disdain for fake friendships and the hypocrisy they've encountered on their rise to success.

The lyrics are a testament to the artists' journey from humble beginnings to their current status, highlighting the green (money) and crowns (success) they've earned. They emphasize the importance of staying true to oneself and not associating with those who only seek personal gain. The song is a reminder that in the music industry, and perhaps in life in general, it's common to encounter people who pretend to be allies but are quick to betray when it's convenient. The artists express their preference for solitude over fake companionship, suggesting that they've learned to thrive on their own terms.

The cultural references and slang within the song add depth to its message. For instance, the mention of 'Curry in the Golden' alludes to basketball player Stephen Curry's reliability in making three-point shots, symbolizing the artists' consistent success. The song also touches on themes of loyalty, respect, and the harsh realities of street life. The repeated assertion of not needing anyone else to succeed serves as an empowering message for listeners who may relate to the struggles of overcoming adversity and false friends.