SU CASA (feat. Luis R Conriquez)

The song 'SU CASA (feat. Luis R Conriquez)' by Peso Pluma is a modern example of a narco-corrido, a genre of Mexican music that tells stories about the lives of people involved in drug trafficking. The lyrics are rich with references to the drug trade, power, and territorial control. The mention of Jalisco, a state in Mexico, sets the geographical context and hints at the presence of a powerful figure within the drug cartel hierarchy. The song speaks to the influence and reach of this figure, noting that 'nothing gets past him' and that he has a presence in 'twenty-two states and counting.'

The lyrics also touch on themes of loyalty and violence, with 'four words' having the power to command action, likely a reference to a code or a motto within the cartel. The 'tattoos on the skin' could symbolize the permanent and proud affiliation to the cartel. The song further describes the arsenal at the disposal of the cartel, including grenades and rocket launchers, and the readiness to use them against those who offend or cross them. The mention of 'Double P' could be a reference to the artist's own group or alias within the context of the song.

The song's protagonist boasts about the cartel's reach, claiming recognition across 'five continents' and attributing their success to bravery and intelligence. The lyrics paint a picture of a well-organized operation with 'ten thousand people' under command, surveillance drones, and a continuous flow of money indicated by 'green sacks and blue kilos,' likely referring to U.S. dollars and large quantities of drugs. The song ends with a statement of permanence in Jalisco, reinforcing the protagonist's control and unyielding presence in the region.