Nazareno (remix) (feat. Ankhal)

In 'Nazareno (remix),' Farruko delves into the complexities of success, loyalty, and betrayal. The song opens with a reflection on how people are quick to support you when things are going well but disappear when times get tough. This theme is encapsulated in the recurring line, 'Todo el mundo está en la buenas, pero en las malas, para su lado todo el mundo jala,' which translates to 'Everyone is there in the good times, but in the bad times, everyone pulls to their side.' This sentiment is a universal truth that resonates with many, especially those who have experienced the fickleness of human relationships.

Farruko also touches on the idea of divine intervention and self-realization. He recounts a moment of epiphany where he hears a voice urging him to abandon envy and hypocrisy. This voice, referred to as 'el Nazareno,' symbolizes a higher power guiding him towards a more righteous path. The song juxtaposes this spiritual awakening with the harsh realities of street life, where betrayal and violence are commonplace. Farruko narrates an incident where he was ambushed by hitmen, a stark reminder of the dangers that come with his lifestyle.

The collaboration with Ankhal adds another layer to the narrative, emphasizing the theme of false friendships. Ankhal echoes Farruko's sentiments, pointing out that people often stick around for the benefits but vanish when the going gets tough. The song serves as a cautionary tale, urging listeners to be wary of those who only appear during prosperous times. It also highlights the importance of staying true to oneself and recognizing the genuine people in one's life. Through its raw and honest lyrics, 'Nazareno (remix)' offers a poignant commentary on the duality of success and the inevitable betrayals that come with it.