Tirando La H (part. Esteban Gabriel)

Natanael Cano's 'Tirando La H (feat. Esteban Gabriel)' is a vivid portrayal of a lifestyle marked by excess, camaraderie, and a sense of living in the moment. The song opens with a call to action, setting the stage for a narrative that revolves around indulgence and celebration. The lyrics paint a picture of a life filled with fast cars, loud music, and a constant flow of substances, all of which are emblematic of a certain kind of freedom and rebellion. The mention of 'corridos de polvo' and 'narizazo' hints at the darker side of this lifestyle, where drug use is a common theme.

The song also touches on themes of gratitude and loyalty. Despite the hedonistic overtones, there's a sense of appreciation for friends and partners who share in this lifestyle. The line 'Estoy agradecido con mis amigos y socios' underscores the importance of these relationships. This duality of living life to the fullest while acknowledging the transient nature of existence ('que la vida es prestada y por muy poco') adds depth to the otherwise flashy narrative.

Cultural references are abundant, particularly in the second verse where Esteban Gabriel takes over. The mention of '713' (Houston's area code) and 'Swanging and banging en las trocas' ties the song to a specific geographical and cultural context. The imagery of 'vidrios polarizados' and 'asientos de cocodrilo' further emphasizes a lifestyle of luxury and status. The song concludes with a nod to their roots, 'De arriba, Hemosillo, Sonora,' grounding the narrative in a sense of place and identity. Overall, 'Tirando La H' is a celebration of a high-octane lifestyle, filled with both its highs and lows, and a tribute to the bonds that make it all worthwhile.