El 50 (part. Cirujano Resendez)

Lefty SM's song 'El 50' featuring Cirujano Resendez is a powerful anthem of resilience, street smarts, and self-confidence. The lyrics are a bold declaration of the artist's journey and the lessons learned from life on the streets. The song opens with a confident tone, emphasizing the artist's ability to overcome obstacles and succeed despite the odds. The repeated phrase 'Yo llevo las de ganar porque no me sé rajar' (I carry the winning cards because I don't back down) underscores a relentless determination and a refusal to be defeated.

The song is rich with metaphors and cultural references that paint a vivid picture of the artist's environment. References to 'granadas a lo iraquí' (grenades like in Iraq) and 'Kakaroto' (a reference to Goku from Dragon Ball Z) highlight the intensity and the fighting spirit that the artist embodies. The mention of 'fama llega sola como la suerte' (fame comes alone like luck) reflects a belief in destiny and the unpredictable nature of success. The lyrics also touch on themes of authenticity and hard work, contrasting the artist's genuine efforts with the superficiality of others.

'El 50' also delves into the harsh realities of life in the ghetto, where survival often requires cunning and toughness. The line 'En la calle aprendimos lo que ahora somos' (In the street, we learned what we are now) speaks to the formative experiences that shape the artist's identity. The song's gritty realism is balanced by a sense of hope and perseverance, as the artist remains focused on his goals and unshaken by challenges. The collaboration with Cirujano Resendez adds another layer of depth, bringing in additional perspectives and reinforcing the song's themes of unity and strength in adversity.