Ch y La Pizza (part. Natanael Cano)

The song 'Ch y La Pizza' by Fuerza Regida featuring Natanael Cano is a gritty narrative that delves into the lifestyle of those living on the edge, involved in street culture and possibly illicit activities. The lyrics are laced with references to wealth, power, and the resilience of those who live by their own rules. The song's title itself, 'Ch y La Pizza,' could be a coded reference to money-making activities, with 'Ch' possibly standing for 'cheese' (slang for money) and 'pizza' being a metaphor for the distribution of wealth or profits.

The artists make use of cultural symbols such as 'collares' (necklaces) and 'santería,' which may imply a connection to spiritual protection or practices that are not mainstream. The mention of 'cuernón,' which translates to 'big horn,' could be a metaphor for carrying a weapon, indicating readiness for confrontation or defense. The repeated line 'el que puede, puede' translates to 'those who can, do,' suggesting that success and survival in their world are reserved for those who are capable and willing to take risks.

Fuerza Regida is known for their regional Mexican music with a modern twist, often incorporating narratives of the streets and the struggles of the working class. Natanael Cano has been associated with the 'corridos tumbados' movement, which blends traditional Mexican corridos with trap influences. Together, they create a sound that resonates with younger audiences who identify with the raw and unapologetic tales of life in the margins. 'Ch y La Pizza' is a testament to their ability to craft music that is both reflective of their cultural identity and appealing to a generation that values authenticity and grit.