El Ferrari de Enzo (feat. Lowlight)

Ayax y Prok's song 'El Ferrari de Enzo (feat. Lowlight)' delves into the complexities of life in marginalized communities, highlighting themes of struggle, loyalty, and resilience. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the artists' experiences, blending personal anecdotes with broader social commentary. The song opens with Lowlight's verse, where he describes the tension and slow pace of life, juxtaposed with the image of a Ferrari, symbolizing success and aspiration. Despite the hardships, there's a sense of determination and a refusal to give up, as seen in lines like 'Siempre invito, les dejo los resto'' and 'Ni siquiera lo quiero, pero llega dinero,' indicating a relentless pursuit of betterment for themselves and their loved ones.

The chorus emphasizes the sense of community and shared identity among 'moro'' (Muslims) and 'gitano'' (Gypsies), who come from 'detrás del muro' (behind the wall) and 'de lo' barrio' bajo'' (from the low neighborhoods). This highlights the solidarity and mutual support within these marginalized groups, who have faced fear and adversity together. The repeated mention of 'goodfella'' in 'tiempo' malo'' (bad times) underscores the idea of maintaining integrity and loyalty even in difficult circumstances.

Ayax y Prok also touch on themes of respect and survival in the streets, with lines like 'La calle me dio respeto' and 'Salí de mucho' aprieto''. The song reflects a deep sense of gratitude and familial bonds, as seen in the lines 'Ya somo' familia como si es Sicilia' and 'Aquí está un hermano cuando quiera' ayuda'. This sense of brotherhood and mutual support is a recurring theme, reinforcing the importance of community and loyalty in overcoming life's challenges. The song's raw and honest portrayal of life in marginalized communities resonates with listeners, offering a glimpse into the struggles and triumphs of those who navigate these realities daily.