SALGO PA LA CALLE (part. DUKI)

Mesita's song 'SALGO PA LA CALLE,' featuring DUKI, is a vivid portrayal of street life, brimming with confidence, bravado, and a sense of survival. The lyrics paint a picture of a lifestyle that is both glamorous and dangerous, filled with references to drugs, money, and power. The song opens with a declaration of stepping out onto the streets with an unshakeable swagger, likened to bullets from a Glock, setting the tone for the rest of the track.

The lyrics delve into the realities of the underground world, where connections ('conne') and the ability to move product ('kilos') are crucial. The imagery of a 'coffee shop' filled with various scents is a metaphor for the variety of drugs being dealt. This world is one where trust is scarce, and authenticity is questioned, as the narrator dismisses the stories of others as fabrications. The song also touches on the use of drugs, with mentions of smoking in different forms and the use of 'double cup' to mix substances, highlighting a lifestyle of excess and indulgence.

Cultural references abound, with nods to iconic figures like the Rolling Stones, Young Thug, Travis Scott, and A$AP Mob, all of whom symbolize different aspects of the hip-hop and rockstar lifestyle. The song also reflects a sense of inevitability and fatalism, with lines about living fast and the certainty of death, regardless of one's actions. This is encapsulated in the line 'Acelere o no acelere igual me voy a morir,' which translates to 'Whether I speed up or not, I'm going to die anyway.' The song is a raw and unfiltered look at the highs and lows of street life, where power, danger, and survival are intertwined.