Entre Primos

La Gra$a's 'Entre Primos' is a vivid portrayal of street life, filled with raw and unfiltered expressions of reality. The lyrics delve into themes of disinterest and detachment, as the artist claims to be 'desinteresado porque nada me interesa,' highlighting a sense of apathy towards conventional societal norms. This detachment is further emphasized by the line 'No somos underground ni comerciales,' suggesting a rejection of mainstream labels and a desire to remain authentic and true to their roots.

The song is rich with metaphors and cultural references that paint a picture of a gritty, urban environment. References to 'más drogados que el cuento de Alicia' and 'más hierbas que en Leticia' evoke a sense of escapism and the prevalence of drug culture. The mention of 'El que a bala mata a bala muere' reflects the harsh realities of street justice and the cyclical nature of violence. The artist's use of vivid imagery, such as 'con mirada de vidrio y en ella camino descalzo,' creates a haunting visual of vulnerability and resilience.

'Entre Primos' also explores themes of self-identity and resilience. The artist asserts their uniqueness and unyielding spirit with lines like 'Escriba o no escriba nadie me puede borrar' and 'Mi flow nunca lo taso se me va el brazo.' This sense of self-assuredness is a recurring theme, as the artist navigates through life's challenges with confidence and defiance. The song's closing lines, 'Nosotros somos La Gra$a y así probaste la miel,' serve as a powerful declaration of their identity and the impact they aim to make in the world of rap.