Muy bien

Eptos' song 'Muy bien' delves into the controversial and often misunderstood world of cannabis use, juxtaposing societal perceptions with personal experiences. The opening lines reference the long-standing stigma surrounding marijuana, often labeled as the 'devil's herb' and blamed for corrupting youth and inciting psychotic and violent behaviors. However, Eptos challenges this narrative by highlighting that many researchers now consider cannabis to have relatively beneficial properties. This sets the stage for a deeper exploration of the artist's relationship with the substance.

The lyrics transition into a more personal and introspective tone as Eptos describes his own cannabis use. He emphasizes the quality and purity of what he smokes, distancing himself from those who might betray or judge him ('judas ni a los juras'). The vivid imagery of 'purpuras aventuras' and 'cabellos que brillan y resaltan en lo verde' paints a picture of a rich, sensory experience. Eptos acknowledges the vice-like nature of his habit but contrasts it with the greater vice of living a fictitious life, advocating for relaxation and authenticity.

Throughout the song, Eptos also touches on the sense of community and enjoyment that cannabis brings to his life. He mentions various locations in Mexico where he feels at ease and enjoys life, from Obregon to Puerto Vallarta. The repeated refrain 'me la paso muy bien' underscores a sense of well-being and contentment, regardless of his surroundings. This celebration of life, friendship, and the hip-hop lifestyle is a testament to finding joy and connection through shared experiences, whether they involve cannabis or simply the camaraderie of like-minded individuals.