TAMOS OKEY (part. Midel y Seven Kayne)

The song 'TAMOS OKEY' by KHEA, featuring Midel and Seven Kayne, is a testament to overcoming hardship and achieving success. The lyrics narrate a personal journey from the struggles of youth to a position where the artist and his close ones are now well provided for. The repeated line 'tamos okey' which translates to 'we're okay' in English, serves as an affirmation that despite past difficulties, they have reached a stable and satisfactory state.

The song delves into the artist's past, mentioning how he started 'joseando' (a term that can refer to hustling or working hard) at the age of sixteen and eventually left that life behind. This change was motivated by the desire to ensure that 'todos los míos tienen pa' comer' or 'all of mine have something to eat,' highlighting a sense of responsibility and care for his community. The lyrics also touch on the challenges faced along the way, such as dealing with unethical people and synthetic drugs, suggesting a past filled with obstacles that required resilience and determination to overcome.

KHEA's narrative is one of transformation and empowerment. He references the kinetic energy that propelled him forward and the genetic drive that fueled his ambition. The song celebrates the victories achieved and the lessons learned from both the good and the bad. It's a story of perseverance, as KHEA likens himself to Muhammed Ali, refusing to give up and fighting until the end. The track is not just a personal account but also an inspirational message to listeners that with hard work and belief in oneself, it's possible to rise above adversity and achieve one's dreams.