30 Grados (feat. Mandale Flow)

The song '30 Grados' by El Turko al corte is a vibrant and energetic track that captures the essence of youthful exuberance and the rebellious spirit often associated with motorcycle culture. The title itself, which translates to '30 Degrees,' sets the scene for a hot summer atmosphere where the heat is not just from the weather but also from the intensity of the activities and emotions described.

The lyrics paint a picture of a group of young people, referred to as 'pibes' and 'wachos,' who are ready to enjoy the summer to the fullest. They are depicted as carefree, riding motorcycles ('motos') without concern for the law ('no tengo papeles pero ninguno sospecha'), and seeking thrills ('quiere butaquear'). The repeated phrase 'Prende la motora' suggests the ignition of not just the motorcycle engines but also the start of a wild time. The use of 'rantantan' mimics the sound of the motorcycles and adds to the song's dynamic rhythm.

Cultural references are abundant, with mentions of specific brands like Lacoste and the use of slang terms that might be specific to the Argentine youth. The song also touches on themes of defiance against authority ('si tira sirena me voy a escapar'), the pursuit of pleasure ('quiere estar borracha'), and the desire to live in the moment ('este verano está pa' detonar'). El Turko al corte delivers a track that is not just about the literal heat of summer but also about the fiery spirit of a generation looking to make the most of their freedom and youth.