LA PEOPLE II (feat. Tito Double P y Joel De La P)

Peso Pluma's 'LA PEOPLE II' featuring Tito Double P and Joel De La P is a song that delves into the harsh realities of street life and loyalty to one's group or 'people.' The lyrics paint a picture of a life filled with conflict, violence, and the need to stand one's ground amidst various challenges. The mention of 'El 19' could be a reference to a nickname or a code within a group, indicating the singer's identity within his circle. The song speaks to the necessity of having support ('un buen respaldo') and being prepared for confrontation, as indicated by the mention of carrying a rifle and wearing brands like Dior and Under Armour, which could symbolize a mix of readiness for violence and a desire for status.

The colors green, white, and blue are repeated throughout the song, possibly symbolizing different factions or forces that the singer has had to contend with ('fueron los verdes, fueron blancos, fueron azules'). The phrase 'con todos pude' suggests a sense of pride in having faced and overcome these challenges. The narrative also touches on the concept of duty ('solo hice mi deber'), implying that the actions taken were necessary and part of a larger obligation to a leader or cause ('por el patrón no me detuve').

The song's gritty portrayal of street loyalty and conflict is further emphasized by references to specific events and people, such as defending 'el hijo del jefe' and the mention of '27 y Piyi.' These could be direct references to members of the singer's group or significant figures in their community. The song ends with a reminder of the potential for change ('se pueden abrir esas rejas de acero'), suggesting hope for liberation or transformation despite the current circumstances.