En Tu Barrio (feat. Natanael Cano)

Everardo's song 'En Tu Barrio,' featuring Natanael Cano, paints a vivid picture of life in a tough neighborhood, where survival and loyalty are paramount. The lyrics are raw and unfiltered, reflecting the harsh realities of street life. The protagonist describes himself as a young man who walks through the neighborhood with a gun tucked into his belt, ready to defend himself and his territory. The phrase 'fuck the Ops' signifies a disdain for rival gangs or enemies, emphasizing the constant state of vigilance and readiness for conflict.

The song delves into themes of betrayal and mistrust, as the protagonist recounts his struggles and the loss of his sister, who died under mysterious circumstances in prison. This tragic event has left him wary of trusting anyone, highlighting the emotional toll of living in such an environment. The repeated mention of carrying a gun and the phrase 'every body killa' underscore the violent nature of his world, where taking a life is a grim reality.

Despite the grim circumstances, the song also touches on moments of camaraderie and resilience. The protagonist speaks of his close-knit group, always ready to support each other, and the sense of pride in their ability to navigate the dangers of their environment. The references to drug trafficking and the accumulation of wealth ('from apples to washing, sent to Nevada') illustrate the lengths to which they go to secure their financial stability. The song ends on a note of defiance, with the protagonist unbothered by his past fame and focused on his current hustle, symbolizing a relentless drive to succeed despite the odds.