Asesina (part. Santa Fe Klan y Uzielito Mix)

L-Gante's song 'Asesina,' featuring Santa Fe Klan and Uzielito Mix, is a vivid portrayal of life in the barrio, blending elements of cumbia with raw, unfiltered lyrics. The song opens with a somber reflection on mortality, with L-Gante expressing a desire to be buried in his homeland, accompanied only by the moon. This sets a melancholic yet defiant tone, highlighting the artist's deep connection to his roots and the harsh realities of his environment.

The recurring chorus, 'Me gusta cómo lo hace, hace, asesina,' can be interpreted as a metaphor for the allure of a dangerous lifestyle. The word 'asesina' (assassin) is used to describe someone who captivates and thrills, possibly a woman or the lifestyle itself. The lyrics speak of nights filled with bottles, smoke, and chaos, painting a picture of a life lived on the edge. The mention of 'medicina' (medicine) suggests a coping mechanism for the madness, whether it be drugs, music, or companionship.

The song also delves into themes of survival and resilience. Lines like 'Aquí nada se regala, pero conmigo jala' emphasize the struggle and hustle required to make it in the barrio. The artists reflect on their upbringing amidst drugs and violence, yet they find solace and identity in their culture, as evidenced by the references to cumbia, huapango, and son. The song is a celebration of their heritage and a testament to their unbreakable spirit, even in the face of adversity.

The collaboration with Santa Fe Klan and Uzielito Mix adds layers of authenticity and diversity to the track, showcasing a blend of regional sounds and experiences. The song's gritty realism, combined with its infectious rhythm, makes 'Asesina' a powerful anthem for those who navigate the complexities of life in the barrio.