Viernes (part. Tygas)

In 'Viernes,' Midel, featuring Tygas, crafts a vivid narrative that intertwines the gritty realities of street life with moments of personal solace and escape. The song opens with a powerful declaration of the significance of Midel's lyrical prowess, emphasizing how his words and rhythm have evolved, reflecting his growth and resilience. The mention of 'trip' and 'química' suggests a journey of self-discovery and the influence of substances, both literal and metaphorical, on his state of mind and creativity. The lyrics also highlight the constant scrutiny and criticism faced by Midel and his crew, who navigate a world where danger and survival are intertwined.

The chorus shifts the focus to a more intimate and personal space, where Midel speaks directly to a significant other, promising to meet on Friday with flowers in hand. This recurring motif of 'viernes' (Friday) symbolizes a moment of respite and connection amidst the chaos. The lyrics convey a sense of longing and the desire for more, both in terms of personal fulfillment and the relationship. The mention of the woman's 'powers' and her ability to heal his troubles adds a mystical layer to the narrative, suggesting that she provides a much-needed escape from his harsh reality.

Throughout the song, there is a juxtaposition of the harshness of street life with moments of vulnerability and emotional depth. The references to self-medication, trafficking, and violence paint a picture of a world where survival often requires bending or breaking the rules. Yet, amidst this, there is a yearning for something more, a search for meaning and connection. The repeated refrain of 'nos vemos el viernes' serves as a reminder of the fleeting moments of peace and the hope for a better future, even if just for a day.