El Alucinado

Edicion Norteña's song 'El Alucinado' paints a vivid picture of a chaotic and surreal experience fueled by marijuana use. The protagonist begins by describing the scent of burning marijuana and his eagerness to join in. After taking several hits, he starts to hallucinate, seeing visions and becoming paranoid about the presence of law enforcement, referred to as 'los verdes.' This paranoia drives him and his friends into a frantic escape, each trying to find a hiding spot or a way to evade the imagined threat.

The song captures the frenetic energy and confusion of the situation, with the protagonist recounting how some friends climbed walls like Spider-Man, while he chose to flee on a bicycle. The narrative continues with him arriving home in a state of panic, only to be confronted by his mother, who quickly realizes that he is under the influence. Her disappointment is palpable as she chastises him for his behavior and the money wasted on rehabilitation efforts.

The following morning, the protagonist's mother takes decisive action by calling for help, resulting in his forceful removal by a group, likely a rehabilitation team. The song ends with him being taken away, highlighting the consequences of his actions and the impact on his family. 'El Alucinado' uses humor and hyperbole to depict the disorienting effects of drug use and the resulting chaos, while also touching on themes of familial concern and the struggle with addiction.