Lucky Charms (part. Natanael Cano y Peso Pluma)

Gabito Ballesteros' song 'Lucky Charms,' featuring Natanael Cano and Peso Pluma, is a vivid portrayal of a life filled with luxury, rebellion, and hedonism. The lyrics paint a picture of opulence, with references to high-end brands like Hermès and Bottega, and settings such as Dubai and Playa del Carmen. The song's imagery is rich with metaphors and cultural references, such as 'Vice City,' a nod to the popular video game series 'Grand Theft Auto,' which symbolizes a world of crime, wealth, and excess.

The song delves into themes of wealth and status, with mentions of expensive cars like the Maybach and Bentley Continental, and the use of phrases like 'dinero infinito' (infinite money). The artists also touch on the fleeting nature of these pleasures, as seen in lines like 'a las doce se les va a olvidar que son princesas y van a chingar' (at twelve they will forget they are princesses and will go wild). This suggests a temporary escape from reality, where the characters indulge in their desires without concern for the consequences.

Additionally, 'Lucky Charms' explores the idea of rebellion and living on the edge. The repeated references to 'beliqueo' (a term often associated with conflict or aggressive behavior) and the presence of weapons like the SCAR rifle highlight a dangerous lifestyle. The song's tone is celebratory yet cautionary, reflecting the duality of enjoying the high life while being aware of its inherent risks. The collaboration between Gabito Ballesteros, Natanael Cano, and Peso Pluma brings together different voices from the corridos tumbados genre, adding depth and authenticity to the narrative of living large and fast.