ALTA DATA (part. DT.Bilardo y Eric Santana)

L-Gante's song "ALTA DATA" featuring DT.Bilardo and Eric Santana is a vivid portrayal of street life and party culture in the barrio. The lyrics are a celebration of the nightlife, camaraderie, and the unfiltered reality of living in the urban neighborhoods. The song opens with a sense of excitement and anticipation, as the artist receives information about a party with plenty of girls, emphasizing that money doesn't matter in these moments of spontaneous fun. The recurring phrase "¿O no, perri?" ("Or not, bro?") underscores the impulsive and carefree attitude that defines the night.

The song is rich with cultural references and metaphors that paint a picture of the artist's environment. For instance, the mention of being "intoxicado como El Pity" refers to the late Argentine rock star Pity Álvarez, known for his troubled life and substance abuse, symbolizing a state of inebriation and escapism. The lyrics also reference "Shen Long," a dragon from the anime Dragon Ball, to express a wish for an endless supply of weed and fun, blending pop culture with street slang. The imagery of driving fast cars and creating smoke-filled scenes adds to the rebellious and hedonistic vibe of the song.

L-Gante's music often reflects the realities of the lower-income neighborhoods in Argentina, where he grew up. The song's mention of "cumbia 4:20" is a nod to a subgenre of cumbia music that incorporates elements of reggaeton and trap, often associated with marijuana culture. The lyrics also touch on themes of loyalty and readiness to face any trouble, highlighting the tight-knit community and the ever-present tension with authority. The song concludes with a shoutout to various collaborators and a reaffirmation of their identity and pride in their roots, encapsulating the essence of their lifestyle and the music that represents it.