Entre Fuego (part. Ian Cordova)

Tornillo's song "Entre Fuego," featuring Ian Cordova, is a raw and unfiltered exploration of ambition, survival, and the gritty realities of life on the streets. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a relentless drive to accumulate wealth, underscored by a sense of urgency and the recognition that life is fleeting. The repeated refrain, "Tengo una sed por hacer más dinero" (I have a thirst to make more money), highlights the insatiable desire for financial success, which is portrayed as both a necessity and an addiction.

The song delves into the harsh environment of street life, where respect is paramount, and survival often requires navigating dangerous situations. Tornillo reflects on his past experiences, including involvement in drug dealing, and the lessons learned from these encounters. The lyrics convey a sense of resilience and determination, with lines like "Soy de cero, ni con fuego, no me tumban, soy el bueno" (I'm from zero, not even with fire, they can't take me down, I'm the good one), emphasizing the artist's strength and ability to overcome adversity.

Cultural references to the "vieja escuela" (old school) and the "norte" (north) suggest a connection to traditional values and a regional identity, while the imagery of diamonds and bullets illustrates the duality of wealth and danger. The song captures the tension between ambition and the risks associated with pursuing a life of crime, ultimately portraying a world where success is measured by survival and the ability to thrive amidst chaos.