Agárrense

Lefty SM's song "Agárrense" is a raw and unfiltered portrayal of life in the streets, filled with defiance, survival, and a sense of camaraderie. The repeated phrase "Agárrense" (Hold on) sets the tone for the song, suggesting a fast-paced, relentless lifestyle where one must always be prepared for the next challenge. The lyrics reflect a life lived on the edge, where the hustle never stops, and the stakes are always high.

The song delves into themes of rebellion against societal norms and authority. Lefty SM makes it clear that he and his crew are not interested in conforming to the rules set by the system. Lines like "Intoxicados del pinche sistema" (Intoxicated by the damn system) and "me vale verga lo que usted cree" (I don't give a damn what you think) highlight a deep-seated resentment towards societal expectations and law enforcement. This defiance is further emphasized by references to drug use and a carefree attitude towards the consequences, painting a picture of a group that lives by its own rules.

Despite the tough exterior, there's a sense of loyalty and protection within the group. Lefty SM asks for divine protection for his crew, showing that beneath the bravado, there's a recognition of the dangers they face daily. The song also touches on the importance of staying true to oneself and one's roots, as seen in the lines "Yo tengo el flow, siempre el estilo" (I have the flow, always the style) and "Yo le pido a Dios que siempre cuide a los míos" (I ask God to always take care of mine). This blend of toughness and vulnerability makes "Agárrense" a compelling anthem for those navigating the complexities of street life.