Desvielados (feat. BeeJay)

Remik González's song 'Desvielados' featuring BeeJay delves into the gritty reality of urban nightlife and substance use. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the artist's experiences while patrolling the streets, feeling dry-mouthed and sleep-deprived ('desvelado'). The repeated mention of 'patrullando' suggests a sense of vigilance or wandering through the night, which is a common theme in songs that explore the darker side of city life.

The song's narrative revolves around the use of drugs ('drogas') with friends ('boys') and women ('mamis'), and the effects of consuming 'icy weed.' The term 'grifo' is slang for being high, indicating the altered state the artist finds himself in due to the drug use. The lyrics also touch on avoiding certain drugs ('ya no fumo piedra'), preferring others, and the social interactions that come with this lifestyle, including dealing with the police ('me clavo la chota') and finding ways to continue the party ('soborno'). The song captures the hedonistic pursuit of pleasure and the subsequent consequences, such as disorientation and the search for peace ('buscando la paz').

The cultural references, such as 'Pinky and the Brain' ('parezco Cerebro, tú, Pinky'), add a layer of humor and relatability to the song. The mention of 'la pipa de la paz' (peace pipe) towards the end of the song suggests a desire for tranquility amidst the chaos. Overall, 'Desvielados' is a raw depiction of the highs and lows of party culture, the quest for escapism, and the relentless cycle of seeking satisfaction through substances.