Casa En La Montaña 2 (feat. Muelas de Gallo, Dee, Yoga Fire, Fntxy y Phul King Fu)

Alemán's 'Casa En La Montaña 2' featuring Muelas de Gallo, Dee, Yoga Fire, Fntxy, and Phul King Fu, delves deep into the gritty realities of street life, drug culture, and the consequences that come with it. The song opens with a reflective tone, where the protagonist questions his own consumption habits, hinting at a struggle with addiction. The line 'Rayas y fumes en lunes, umm?' sets the stage for a narrative that oscillates between moments of self-awareness and the numbing effects of substance abuse. The mention of 'ok boomer' adds a layer of generational conflict, highlighting the disconnect between the older and younger generations regarding drug use and its implications.

The song progresses to explore the motivations behind drug use and dealing, such as fun, ambition, money, respect, and action. Alemán paints a vivid picture of the choices individuals make and their potential outcomes, ranging from fleeting highs to imprisonment. The verse 'Comienza por diversión y se alimenta de ambición' encapsulates this duality, emphasizing how initial curiosity can spiral into a dangerous lifestyle. The narrative also touches on the black market and the harsh realities of the drug trade, where not everything is 'amor y paz en el humo de tu bong.'

Alemán's storytelling takes a darker turn as he recounts personal anecdotes and the experiences of those around him. The verse 'Yo no estaba muerto ni estaba de parranda estaba en la trampa' reveals the entrapment felt by those ensnared in the drug world. The song also addresses the impact on families, with lines like 'Ahora mi hyna tirando la zorra' and 'Se que mi hijo me odia, mi jefa todos los días me llora,' illustrating the emotional toll and broken relationships that result from this lifestyle. The closing lines serve as a stark reminder of the dangers of street life, warning listeners that 'la calle es veneno.'

'Casa En La Montaña 2' is a raw and unfiltered look at the complexities of street life, addiction, and the far-reaching consequences of one's choices. Alemán and his collaborators use their verses to shed light on the harsh realities faced by many, making it a poignant and thought-provoking piece.