Tranquilito (part. Alejandro)

Natos y Waor's song "Tranquilito (feat. Alejandro)" is a vibrant and assertive track that delves into themes of authenticity, success, and street credibility. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the artists' lives, filled with references to luxury brands, street culture, and personal triumphs. The repeated phrase "Veni, vidi, vici" (I came, I saw, I conquered) underscores their confidence and sense of achievement, while the admonition to "take it easy" suggests a laid-back attitude despite their success.

The song critiques the superficiality often found in the music industry, calling out those who pretend to be something they are not. Lines like "No eres Kanye, no eres Drizzy" and "Tus letras son más falsas que la suela de tus Yeezy" highlight the artists' disdain for inauthenticity. They emphasize their own genuine experiences and hard-earned success, contrasting it with the false bravado of others. This theme is further reinforced by the mention of leasing luxury cars and dreaming of Gucci, which are portrayed as hollow aspirations compared to their own reality.

Cultural references abound in the song, from Nike and One Million cologne to LeBron and Irving, adding layers of meaning and connecting the lyrics to broader societal trends. The mention of their mothers' blessings and the streets that raised them adds a personal touch, grounding their success in their roots. The song's title, "Tranquilito," and its repeated use in the chorus, suggest a sense of calm and confidence, a reminder to stay true to oneself amidst the noise and chaos of the world.