COJER WACHAS

Turrobaby's song 'COJER WACHAS' is a vivid portrayal of a hedonistic lifestyle centered around immediate gratification and material wealth. The lyrics repeatedly emphasize a desire for 'plata' (money), which is a central theme throughout the song. This relentless pursuit of money is depicted as a means to enjoy various pleasures, such as women ('wachas'), drugs, and alcohol. The repetition of 'plata y más plata' underscores the insatiable hunger for wealth and the belief that money can buy happiness and status.

The song also delves into the cultural elements of the artist's environment. References to 'rkt' (a genre of music), 'asado' (a traditional Argentine barbecue), and 'fernet' (a popular alcoholic drink in Argentina) ground the song in a specific cultural context. These elements highlight a lifestyle that values social gatherings, music, and traditional foods, painting a picture of a community that finds joy in these shared experiences. The mention of 'cumbia' and the contrast between 'morochas' (brunettes) and 'rubias' (blondes) further illustrate the diverse tastes and preferences within this culture.

Turrobaby also touches on a sense of rebellion and nonconformity. The lyrics mention drug use and a carefree attitude towards societal expectations, with lines like 'los piolas nos drogamos, los giles, estudian' (the cool ones do drugs, the fools study) and 'si el país se va a la mierda, que lo arregle otro gil' (if the country goes to hell, let some other fool fix it). This reflects a disillusionment with traditional paths to success and a preference for living in the moment, regardless of the consequences. The song captures a snapshot of a subculture that prioritizes pleasure and immediate rewards over long-term stability or societal norms.