Ganga (remix) (feat. Ankhal)

Farruko's 'Ganga (remix)' featuring Ankhal is a raw and unfiltered portrayal of street life, loyalty, and betrayal. The song delves into the harsh realities of living in a world where trust is scarce, and betrayal is common. Farruko opens the track by expressing his distrust in others, highlighting how people who claim to be loyal often turn their backs when faced with adversity, such as legal troubles. This sentiment is encapsulated in the line, 'Muchos dicen ser calle y que están pa' mí, pero cómo cantan cuando los pilla el FBI,' which translates to 'Many say they are street and are there for me, but how they sing when the FBI catches them.'

The song also emphasizes the importance of loyalty within Farruko's 'ganga' or gang. He describes how his crew is armed and ready to defend themselves, showcasing a sense of unity and preparedness against any threats. The repeated references to weapons and violence, such as 'Al armero le compramo' lo' r y lo' ak' (We buy the R and the AK from the gunsmith), underline the constant state of vigilance and the lengths they are willing to go to protect their own. This portrayal of street life is not just about survival but also about maintaining respect and power within their community.

Cultural references are abundant throughout the song, adding layers of meaning. Farruko mentions iconic figures like 2Pac and Suge Knight, contrasting their loyalty with the betrayal of others, such as 6ix9ine. These references serve to highlight the complex dynamics of loyalty and betrayal in the music industry and street culture. The song's gritty and unapologetic tone, combined with its vivid imagery, paints a stark picture of the challenges and codes of conduct that govern life in the streets. Through 'Ganga (remix),' Farruko offers listeners a glimpse into a world where loyalty is paramount, and betrayal can have deadly consequences.