Háganse a Un Lado (feat. Enigma Norteño y Neton Vega)

Legion RG's song 'Háganse a Un Lado,' featuring Enigma Norteño and Neton Vega, is a vivid portrayal of the gritty realities and the unyielding spirit of life in the streets. The lyrics paint a picture of a world where power, respect, and survival are paramount. The song opens with a commanding presence, urging others to step aside as a convoy of trucks, symbolic of power and influence, makes its way through. The mention of specific locations like Salado and Culiacán grounds the narrative in real places known for their tumultuous histories.

The song delves into the transient nature of life, emphasizing the importance of enjoying it while it lasts. The line 'Vida es una nomás, Comprada no está' (Life is only one, it’s not bought) reflects a carpe diem philosophy, urging listeners to savor every moment. This sentiment is further underscored by the remembrance of those who have passed, highlighting the constant presence of danger and the inevitability of death in this lifestyle. The references to individuals like Gonzalo and the '4 in Las Huertas' serve as tributes to fallen comrades, adding a layer of personal history and loyalty to the narrative.

The song also touches on themes of faith and resilience. Despite the rough exterior and the dangerous lifestyle, there is a recurring invocation of divine protection. The protagonist's reliance on God in every endeavor ('Me le encomiendo a Dios en cada labor') suggests a complex relationship with faith, where spirituality coexists with a life on the edge. The closing lines reinforce the idea of an enduring legacy, with the 'empresa' (enterprise) continuing despite the challenges. The imagery of the sombrero from Álamo providing shade symbolizes protection and continuity, a testament to the enduring spirit of the community.