Cosas Claras, Cosas Buenas (En Vivo) (part. Tito Torbellino Jr y Natanael Cano)

Gabito Ballesteros' song "Cosas Claras, Cosas Buenas (En Vivo)" featuring Tito Torbellino Jr and Natanael Cano is a vibrant celebration of success, loyalty, and the journey from humble beginnings to a life of luxury. The lyrics paint a picture of a group of friends who have risen above their struggles, now enjoying the finer things in life such as expensive watches, fine drinks, and lavish parties. The repeated phrase "cosas claras, cosas buenas" (clear things, good things) suggests a life free of ambiguity and full of positive experiences, indicating that they have left their hardships behind.

The song also emphasizes the importance of loyalty and camaraderie. References to the "clika" (crew) and the constant mention of friends and companions highlight the strong bonds that have helped them achieve their current status. The lyrics mention specific individuals like "Gori" and "Chucky de cajeta," indicating a close-knit group that supports each other. The line "La corta siempre va en la guantera" (The short one is always in the glove compartment) suggests a readiness to defend their status and protect their circle, further emphasizing the theme of loyalty.

Cultural references are abundant in the song, with mentions of luxury brands like Audemars and the use of regional slang. The song also touches on the transformation from poverty to wealth, as seen in the lines about moving from having just one dollar to now having plenty. This transformation is not just financial but also social, as they now move in circles where diamonds and fine parties are the norm. The song captures the essence of a lifestyle that is both aspirational and grounded in the values of friendship and loyalty.