Loquerón is a colloquial and intensified form of locura (madness). It implies a prolonged period or intense state of being crazy, wild, or on a crazy spree.
In the song, Dharius sings, "Tengo más de veinte años ganchado en el loquerón" (I've been hooked on this madness for over twenty years). This word perfectly encapsulates the song's theme of a chaotic, drug-fueled lifestyle and the artist's long-term immersion in it, making it a unique and memorable choice.
Ever feel like your 'friends' are only around for what you have? Dharius totally gets it in "No Tengo Amigos" [I Don't Have Friends]. He's blunt about how people just want his weed, and he even has to pay the people who are with him every week. Talk about a lonely existence!
This song is a wild ride through a night (or many nights) of partying, confusion, and a deep sense of being lost. Dharius wakes up with a stranger, feeling completely messed up and questioning the point of fame. He's caught in a cycle of false promises to himself, easily forgotten with a few beers. He even admits, "Solo hay boleto de ida, este viaje no regresa" [There's only a one-way ticket, this trip doesn't come back], which is a pretty intense way to describe his lifestyle. He's been living this crazy life for over twenty years, seeing death close up but never learning his lesson. It's a raw look at the consequences of a life lived on the edge, and you can feel his exhaustion and confusion as he wonders how much time he has left.