Plush (part. Hernan Trejo)

The song 'Plush' by Herencia de Patrones, featuring Hernan Trejo, is a vivid portrayal of a lavish lifestyle, underscored by the use of slang and cultural references that resonate with the artist's background. The lyrics celebrate the indulgence in luxury, the use of marijuana ('kush'), and the financial success that allows for such a lifestyle. The repeated mention of 'verdes' (greens), a slang term for money, emphasizes the financial prosperity the artists are experiencing.

The song also touches on themes of loyalty and camaraderie ('chavalada'), suggesting a tight-knit group that enjoys the fruits of their success together. The artists boast about their achievements and warn others not to get involved if they don't understand the life they're living ('Si no saben no se metan'), indicating a sense of exclusivity and perhaps a hint of the dangers associated with their lifestyle. The lyrics also confront critics, challenging them to match their achievements before passing judgment ('Si van a criticar, consigan los logros que he tenido ya').

Herencia de Patrones is known for their regional Mexican music with a modern twist, often incorporating narratives of the street life and the pursuit of the American dream. 'Plush' is a testament to their musical style, blending traditional elements with contemporary themes of success, excess, and the celebration of their cultural identity. The song's narrative is a common one in the genre, where artists reflect on their journey from humble beginnings to a position of power and wealth, often in the face of adversity.