Estado Natural

Grupo Los de La O's song 'Estado Natural' delves into themes of resilience, triumph, and the harsh realities of life. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person who has overcome significant challenges and adversities to achieve success. Despite a young age, the protagonist has managed to cross borders and improve their life, symbolized by the line 'Me brinqué para el otro lado, para poderme superar.' This crossing is not just physical but metaphorical, representing a leap towards a better future.

The song also touches on the constant presence of envy and the need for self-defense in a world where success can attract negative attention. The line 'El envidioso puede que algún día muera, pero la envidia, esa nunca' highlights the perpetual nature of envy, suggesting that while envious people may come and go, the feeling of envy itself is everlasting. This is why the protagonist is always prepared, as indicated by 'y por eso una corta me verán,' implying they carry a weapon for protection.

Furthermore, 'Estado Natural' emphasizes the importance of family and the pride the protagonist takes in providing for them. The lyrics 'La siembra deja frutos pa' todos mis hijos, pues son mi orgullo' reflect a deep sense of responsibility and love for their children. The protagonist's work as an 'agricultor' or farmer, growing 'oro color verde' (a metaphor for marijuana), is portrayed as a means to ensure their family's well-being. The song concludes with a sense of contentment and natural happiness, as seen in 'Si ven que me miro sonriente, ese es mi estado natural,' suggesting that despite the struggles, the protagonist finds joy in their achievements and the life they have built.