Los 4 Ases (feat. Natanel Cano, Junior H y Herencia de Patrones)

The song 'Los 4 Ases' by Ovi, featuring Natanel Cano, Junior H, and Herencia de Patrones, delves into the gritty world of the narco lifestyle, reflecting on the wealth and dangers associated with drug trafficking. The lyrics paint a picture of a life filled with luxury items like Bentleys and designer clothes, juxtaposed with the constant threat of violence and the need to stay alert. The song's protagonist is unapologetic about the source of his wealth, acknowledging the illegal and harmful nature of his actions but justifying them as a means to escape poverty.

The song also touches on themes of loyalty and the importance of family and God, suggesting a complex moral code where certain values are upheld even within a criminal context. The mention of 'medicina para enfermos que no se van a curar' (medicine for the sick who will not be cured) is a metaphor for the drugs being trafficked, indicating a resigned attitude towards the addiction they cause. The collaboration of artists in this track brings together different voices from the 'corridos tumbados' genre, which blends traditional Mexican music with urban and trap influences to tell contemporary stories of life in the drug trade.

Despite the bravado and the glorification of wealth, there is an underlying acknowledgment of the risks and the potential for downfall. The repeated assertion that the protagonist does not intend to 'torcerse' (go astray) or fall again suggests a past filled with challenges and the determination to maintain their position at the top. The song is a candid portrayal of the narco culture, with its complex mix of pride, danger, and ambition.