El Cocaino

The song "El Cocaino" by Los Buitres de Culiacán Sinaloa delves into the life of a person who is deeply involved with cocaine, both in terms of consumption and lifestyle. The lyrics are straightforward and describe the effects of drug use, as well as the carefree and dangerous lifestyle that often accompanies it. The song opens with the protagonist stating that they have been awake for days due to their drug use, indicating the intense and unsustainable nature of their lifestyle.

The chorus and verses of the song reveal a sense of pride in the protagonist's identity as a 'cocaino' (cocaine user), as well as a disregard for the consequences of their actions. They boast about not owing money and being able to indulge in their desires, which reflects a short-term mindset focused on pleasure and immediate gratification. The song also touches on the social aspect of this lifestyle, mentioning parties with friends and a sense of bravado.

However, the song does not shy away from the darker side of drug use. It describes physical symptoms such as numbness, a constant runny nose, and an insatiable itch, painting a picture of the physical toll that cocaine takes on the body. The protagonist also mentions carrying a gun, hinting at the violence and danger inherent in the drug trade and culture. Despite the bravado, there is an underlying sense of volatility and lack of control, as evidenced by the protagonist's erratic behavior and the aggressive tone towards critics and envious individuals.