Jalo y Exhalo (part. David Bernal y Ruben Figueroa)

T3R Elemento's 'Jalo y Exhalo' is a song that delves into the laid-back lifestyle associated with marijuana use. The lyrics, delivered in a relaxed and smooth flow, describe the sensation of smoking a blunt and the subsequent feeling of elevation. The phrase 'jalo y exhalo,' which translates to 'I inhale and exhale,' is a straightforward depiction of the act of smoking. The song's protagonist talks about how time flies when they light up and how the 'gray smoke' lifts them higher, suggesting a sense of escape and euphoria.

The song also touches on the social aspects of marijuana culture. The artist mentions the high-quality strains like 'Cookies' and the act of rolling a joint in gold paper, indicating a preference for luxury and the finer things within this lifestyle. There's also a mention of the neighborhood's perception, where the protagonist is seen as a 'bad influence' and ironically, the kids who are supposedly being influenced are the ones selling it. This points to the hypocrisy and complexity of societal views on marijuana use.

Lastly, the song portrays a sense of pride and status within the community. The protagonist is nicknamed 'el rey verde' (the green king) by the local gangsters, suggesting a reputation as a marijuana connoisseur or possibly a dealer. The lyrics 'Ni un tostón se vende sin que yo lo apruebe' (Not a dime is sold without my approval) reinforce this idea of authority and control in the local drug trade. The song ends with the image of driving away in a Cheyenne, a symbol of freedom and moving forward, possibly hinting at the desire to leave behind the judgments and embrace the lifestyle fully.