PNL (part. Dee, Muelas De Gallo, Ramón Cortéz & Yoga Fire)

Alemán's song "PNL" featuring Dee, Muelas De Gallo, Ramón Cortéz, and Yoga Fire is a vivid portrayal of a lifestyle steeped in hedonism, survival, and the constant search for relaxation amidst chaos. The lyrics paint a picture of nights filled with smoke, music, and indulgence, where the artist finds solace in marijuana and other substances. The recurring theme of smoking and getting high serves as a metaphor for escaping the harsh realities of life, providing a temporary refuge from the stress and dangers that lurk outside.

The song also delves into the duality of Alemán's existence. On one hand, there's the carefree, almost celebratory aspect of his life, filled with parties, drugs, and women. This is juxtaposed with the ever-present threat of violence and the need to stay vigilant. The line "Allá afuera llueven balas, pero yo tranquilo" (Bullets rain outside, but I'm calm) encapsulates this tension perfectly. It highlights the precarious balance between enjoying life's pleasures and the constant awareness of potential danger, a reality for many living in volatile environments.

Moreover, the song touches on themes of ambition and the pursuit of dreams, despite the chaotic backdrop. References to making music, achieving financial success, and the desire to escape stress through various means reflect a deeper yearning for stability and fulfillment. The mention of "un sueño grande que fabricar, como en una movie de Pixar" (a big dream to build, like in a Pixar movie) suggests a longing for a better, more fantastical life, contrasting sharply with the gritty reality described throughout the song. Alemán's lyrical style, rich with cultural references and street slang, adds authenticity and depth to this narrative, making "PNL" a compelling exploration of modern urban life.