Jarabe

Kevin Martes 13's song 'Jarabe' is a vibrant celebration of nightlife, camaraderie, and the intoxicating allure of a special someone. The lyrics paint a picture of a night filled with revelry, where the protagonist and his friends are ready to let loose and enjoy themselves. The mention of 'whisky' and 'fili' (likely referring to cigars or blunts) sets the tone for a night of indulgence and carefree fun. The protagonist takes charge of the preparations, ensuring that everything needed for a memorable night is in place, while DJ Kili is tasked with providing the music to keep the party going.

The recurring phrase 'es tu jarabe el que me envenena' (it's your syrup that poisons me) serves as a metaphor for the irresistible charm and allure of a woman. Her presence is intoxicating, much like a potent elixir, and it drives the protagonist to escape with her and her friends to a party. The imagery of moving hips and the comparison to a dancer in a fine dress further emphasize the seductive and captivating nature of this woman. The protagonist is drawn to her, fascinated by her duality of appearing both dangerous and refined.

The song also touches on themes of aspiration and desire. The protagonist dreams of becoming wealthy and providing for his daughter, finding happiness in financial security and success. The mention of 'lean' (a recreational drug) and 'mari' (marijuana) highlights the hedonistic aspects of the night, where the protagonist seeks to elevate his experience to new heights. The song captures the essence of living in the moment, embracing the thrill of the night, and being enchanted by the people and experiences that make it unforgettable.