Siempre Clave (part. Clave 702)

T3R Elemento's 'Siempre Clave' is a poignant tribute to a departed friend, reflecting on the legacy and memories left behind. The song begins with a farewell to a 'carnalito' (a term of endearment for a close friend or brother), wishing him peace in the afterlife. The lyrics paint a picture of a young man who was respected for his humility and kindness, as long as that respect was reciprocated. The song emphasizes the importance of respect and the impact of a person's absence on those who remain.

The narrative of the song describes the young man's interests and characteristics, such as his love for horses, specifically a Frisian horse he was seen dancing with, and his passion for both firearms and music. These details create a vivid image of a life lived with intensity and joy. The chorus is a heartfelt plea to remember the young man, highlighting his love for his family and friends and the hope of reuniting in another life. The song also touches on his origins, mentioning his Nayarit and Gererense blood and his birth in Las Vegas, which adds to the depth of his character and the sense of loss felt by his community.

The repetition of the chorus throughout the song serves as a reminder of the young man's request not to be forgotten and to keep his memory alive through music. 'Siempre Clave' is a celebration of life and a reminder of the enduring bonds of friendship and family. It's a song that resonates with anyone who has experienced the loss of a loved one and the desire to honor their memory.