Me Acostumbré a Lo Bueno

The song 'Me Acostumbré a Lo Bueno' by Fuerza Regida is a narrative of a person who has become accustomed to a luxurious lifestyle, often associated with the spoils of engaging in illicit activities. The lyrics paint a picture of someone who has risen from humble beginnings, where they were already involved in questionable dealings, to a position of importance and wealth. The song's protagonist talks about their preference for high-quality marijuana ('mota de la más cara') and their cautious approach to life, always praying before going out and being wary of trusting anyone in a 'maldita' (cursed) life.

The song also describes a lavish lifestyle, with references to partying in Tijuana and getting into trouble with the law, only to be released the next morning. The protagonist boasts about their business acumen and the ability to double profits, which suggests a life of crime, possibly drug trafficking ('puro perico de exporte'). Despite the dangers and the criminal undertones, there is a sense of pride in their street smarts and the ability to thrive in a harsh environment. The mention of a 'Sierra cortita' and a '.38' indicates a life where violence and the need for self-protection are ever-present.

Towards the end of the song, there is a shift in narrative as the protagonist claims to have moved away from the 'crooked' life to start their own legitimate business. However, the street mentality remains, as they still seek to make money, albeit at a different level. The song reflects the complexities of life in the streets, the allure of fast money, and the challenges of transitioning to a legitimate lifestyle while maintaining the respect and reputation earned from a past of hustling.