Alegre Prendo

In 'Alegre Prendo,' Ñejo delves into the simple pleasures and frustrations of his daily routine. The song opens with the artist describing his morning ritual of lighting up marijuana, a practice that brings him joy and sets the tone for his day. This act is not just a habit but a moment of personal satisfaction and relaxation, highlighting the cultural acceptance and normalization of marijuana use in certain communities.

The lyrics also introduce a recurring character, a friend who never contributes but always wants to partake. This friend is a source of frustration for Ñejo, as he repeatedly points out that this person 'na' compone' (doesn't contribute) and 'nunca pone' (never puts in). This dynamic reflects a common social scenario where one person feels taken advantage of by another who benefits without giving back. The repetition of this theme underscores the annoyance and the sense of unfairness that Ñejo feels.

Additionally, the song touches on the monotony and predictability of daily life, as expressed in the lines 'To' los días, la misma mierda' (Every day, the same shit). This phrase captures a sense of routine and perhaps a longing for change or excitement. The mention of wanting to 'explotar un poco de petardos' (set off some fireworks) during Christmas adds a festive and rebellious touch, suggesting a desire to break free from the mundane and celebrate in a lively, unconventional manner. Ñejo's collaboration with Jamsha further emphasizes a sense of camaraderie and shared experiences within their community.