Por Si Acaso (part. Grupo Triple L)

The song 'Por Si Acaso' by Herencia de Patrones, featuring Grupo Triple L, is a gritty narrative that delves into the themes of street life, resilience, and self-defense. The lyrics are steeped in the language of the streets, with references to the pursuit of money ('Cazando benjamines azules'), the music industry ('esto es música sin cortar'), and the artist's disregard for the opinions of others regarding the content of his music. The song's title, which translates to 'Just in Case,' suggests a readiness for any situation, which is a recurring theme throughout the track.

The artist speaks of the hard lessons learned ('Los putazos aguantado') that have enabled him to succeed and 'cobrarles tan caro,' implying a sense of retribution or payback. The lyrics also touch on the importance of staying true to one's roots and the people who have been there from the beginning. There's a sense of pride in the hard work and the process it took to achieve success, as well as a celebration of the progress made ('un doble vaso pa brindar por el proceso').

The song also contains a stark warning to those who might think of crossing the artist ('Por si acaso, piensan que van a robarme'). He mentions carrying weapons for protection ('cargo aparatos que me cuidan'), emphasizing that while he is not inherently violent, he is prepared to defend himself if necessary. The lyrics convey a life of constant vigilance and preparedness, where success in the music industry and street credibility go hand in hand. The song is a testament to the artist's journey, the challenges faced, and the determination to maintain control over his destiny.