Pa’ Morir Se Nace

Pacho's song 'Pa’ Morir Se Nace' delves into the precarious balance between life and death, particularly within the context of street life. The lyrics are a heartfelt plea for divine protection amidst the dangers and betrayals that lurk in his environment. The song opens with a prayer for safety, highlighting the artist's reliance on spiritual blessings to shield him from harm. This invocation sets the tone for the rest of the song, emphasizing the omnipresent threat of death and the need for constant vigilance.

The recurring theme of 'pa' morir se nace' (one is born to die) underscores the inevitability of death, a reality that Pacho confronts head-on. He acknowledges the presence of 'lobos disfrazados de oveja' (wolves in sheep's clothing), symbolizing deceitful individuals who pose a threat. The artist's candid admission of not being a saint reflects his awareness of his own flaws and the necessity of self-preservation. This duality of seeking divine protection while navigating a treacherous world is a central motif in the song.

Pacho's lyrics also touch on the futility of materialism and the superficiality of those who flaunt their wealth and power. He criticizes those who 'no viven la vida a ritmo' (don't live life to the rhythm) and whose 'movie no se la creen ni ellos mismos' (don't even believe their own act). This critique is a reflection on the hollow nature of bravado and the ultimate equalizer that is death. The song closes with a reaffirmation of faith, invoking the Holy Trinity to bless and protect his path, encapsulating the blend of street wisdom and spiritual reliance that defines 'Pa’ Morir Se Nace'.