Delivery (feat. Alemán)

The song "Delivery" by Peso Pluma featuring Alemán delves into the dark and dangerous world of drug trafficking. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the criminal underworld, where the stakes are high, and the lifestyle is fraught with peril. The repeated lines about sending 'kilos' to the United States and never giving up underscore the relentless nature of the drug trade and the determination of those involved to succeed at all costs.

The song's narrative is filled with references to the trappings of this illicit life, from wearing ski masks to hide one's identity to the luxury brands that signify the wealth gained from such activities. The artists mention specific locations and practices, such as the use of code names and the involvement of law enforcement, which adds a layer of authenticity to the storytelling. The mention of 'Cocaína para inhalarle' and 'un toque pa' relajarme' (cocaine to snort and a hit to relax) is a blunt acknowledgment of drug use, which is often glamorized in this genre of music.

Despite the bravado and the glorification of wealth and power, the song also hints at the inevitability of this lifestyle. The lines 'Y este negocio, si no lo hago yo, lo hará otro' (And this business, if I don't do it, another will) suggest a resignation to the cycle of drug trafficking, where there is always someone ready to take over. The artists seem to be aware of the transient nature of their position, yet they continue to participate, driven by the rewards and perhaps a lack of alternatives. The song ends with a declaration of dominance and an unforgettable presence, leaving listeners with a sense of the complex dynamics within the drug trade.