Blanca (Josie Esteban)

The song 'Blanca' by Vico C, featuring Jossie Esteban, is a narrative that unfolds as a conversation between two friends, one of whom is warning the other about the dangers of a seductive but destructive force named 'Blanca.' The song uses the name 'Blanca' as a metaphor for drug addiction, specifically cocaine, which is often referred to by its street name 'Blanca' due to its white color. The lyrics personify the drug as a woman who has ensnared many individuals, including the speaker, in her 'cruel maldad' (cruel evilness).

The first part of the song has Jossie Esteban warning his friend about the dangers of Blanca, recounting his own regrettable experiences and the pain it caused him. He advises his friend to avoid making the same mistakes he did. However, Vico C's character initially dismisses the warnings, expressing confidence in his ability to handle Blanca and his desire to live life in his 'moderno estilo' (modern style). This reflects a common attitude among some individuals who believe they can control their drug use without falling into addiction.

As the song progresses, the narrative shifts to Vico C's character acknowledging the truth in his friend's warnings. He admits to the damage caused by his involvement with Blanca and expresses regret, especially now that he finds himself 'tras las rejas' (behind bars), a metaphor for being trapped by addiction. The song ends with a repeated line that translates to 'Blanca, you are bad, and our love will have to end,' signifying the realization that the relationship with the drug must be terminated for the sake of survival and freedom.