Waxesito

Natanael Cano's song 'Waxesito' delves into a lifestyle centered around relaxation, camaraderie, and the use of marijuana. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the artist's experiences and emotions while engaging in these activities. The song opens with references to 'bonga' and 'waxesito,' slang terms for marijuana and its concentrates, setting the tone for a laid-back, altered state of mind. Cano describes how these substances help him unwind, whether he's on the beach or at work, highlighting the duality of their effects—both calming and stimulating.

The recurring imagery of 'red or purple hair' and 'a well-rolled RAW' (a popular brand of rolling papers) emphasizes the ritualistic aspect of smoking. Cano's mention of 'paniqueado y volando' (panicked and flying) suggests a mix of anxiety and euphoria, a common experience among users. The song also touches on the social aspect of smoking, with Cano reminiscing about 'the bad trip' shared with friends, indicating a sense of nostalgia and camaraderie. His red eyes, a telltale sign of marijuana use, are not to be feared, he assures, as they signify his contentment and peace.

Music and companionship play significant roles in Cano's narrative. He mentions listening to 'Alemán,' a fellow Mexican rapper, and dancing with a lady, further illustrating the communal and celebratory nature of his lifestyle. The act of 'burning white cajeta' (a slang term for high-quality marijuana) with his friends at home reinforces the theme of bonding over shared experiences. The song's repetitive structure and laid-back rhythm mirror the cyclical and habitual nature of the activities described, creating an immersive auditory experience that invites listeners into Cano's world.