Si Salimos (feat. 50 Cent)

Eladio Carrion's song "Si Salimos (feat. 50 Cent)" featuring 50 Cent is a vivid portrayal of the hustle, loyalty, and the high-stakes lifestyle that comes with success in the streets. The lyrics delve into the duality of seeking wealth while navigating the dangers and betrayals that come with it. Carrion opens the song by expressing his love for someone but emphasizes his need to chase money, likening his hustle to that of a runner striving to live like a kingpin. The imagery of yellow pills and being surrounded by gunmen paints a picture of a life constantly on edge.

The chorus, repeated throughout the song, underscores a sense of dominance and fearlessness. Carrion asserts that when he and his crew step out, others stay in, aware of their presence and the reality they live. This is a declaration of power and the respect they command in their environment. The phrase "con todo' mis anormale'" (with all my misfits) highlights the bond and loyalty among his group, suggesting that despite their unconventional ways, they are united and formidable.

50 Cent's verse adds another layer to the narrative, bringing in his own experiences from the streets to the luxurious lifestyle he now enjoys. He talks about expensive cars, designer clothes, and the women who are drawn to his success. Yet, he also touches on the importance of loyalty and the readiness to defend oneself and one's crew. The line "Can't be sayin' you be slidin' and you ain't down to slide when you fuck with me" emphasizes the need for authenticity and action over empty words.

The song concludes with a prayer for protection over loved ones and a reaffirmation of readiness to act if anything happens to them. This blend of vulnerability and aggression encapsulates the complex emotions of someone who has risen from the streets but remains deeply connected to them. The recurring theme of loyalty, both to his crew and to his roots, is a testament to the values that underpin Carrion's and 50 Cent's success.