Ínguesu (feat. Rebel Mörk)

La Más Draga's song 'Ínguesu,' featuring Rebel Mörk, is a powerful anthem of self-empowerment and defiance. The lyrics begin with a raw admission of feeling like 'shit' and apologizing for failing oneself. This vulnerability sets the stage for a transformative journey where the protagonist decides to confront and overcome their fears and inner demons. The phrase 'Hoy rompo mis miedos' (Today I break my fears) signifies a pivotal moment of self-liberation and determination.

The recurring command to 'Mueve el cacho' (Move the horn) and 'Afílalo' (Sharpen it) serves as a metaphor for taking action and preparing oneself for battle. The song encourages listeners to ignite their inner fire ('Si sientes miedo, enciéndelo') and to keep pushing forward despite fear. The repetitive and rhythmic nature of the lyrics, such as 'Pule el chulito ton ton,' adds to the song's energetic and rebellious spirit, urging listeners to polish their skills and keep moving.

The chorus, 'A la chingada lo que chinga que se vaya' (To hell with what bothers, let it go), is a bold declaration of rejecting negativity and toxic influences. The use of strong language underscores the intensity of this rejection. The phrase 'Arre arre aquelarre arre' (Go, go, coven, go) invokes imagery of a powerful, united group ready to face any challenge. The song's title, 'Ínguesu,' a colloquial expression of defiance and determination, encapsulates the overall message of the song: to embrace one's strength, reject negativity, and boldly face life's challenges.

La Más Draga, known for their vibrant and unapologetic style, uses this song to convey a message of resilience and empowerment. The collaboration with Rebel Mörk adds an extra layer of intensity and unity, making 'Ínguesu' a rallying cry for anyone looking to reclaim their power and defy the odds.