Cronos refers to Chronos, the personification of time in Greek mythology. It's a less common, more elevated word for 'time' than 'tiempo'.
In the context of the song, it's used in the phrase "con el crono cierre el sultán," which could imply a significant event or deal closing with a powerful figure, marked by time or a specific timeline. This gives the word a sense of importance and intrigue, hinting at high-stakes situations.
"El GMT" by Grupo Recluta tells a story of overcoming betrayal and rising from humble beginnings. The lyrics mention starting from scratch and being humiliated, with friends turning into "traicioneros" [traitors] for money. But instead of going "a la izquierda" [to the left], the narrator found success.
The song talks about a big change, with life taking "un giro 180" [a 180-degree turn] and starting "la exportación" [exportation] from the UK. It seems like a celebration of hard work and loyalty, with the narrator valuing family and those who supported them "en las buenas en las malas" [in good times and bad]. There's also a bit of a flex with mentions of a "380 suiza de conexión" [Swiss connection 380] and "benjamines entre los 12 mentales" [Benjamins among the 12 mental ones], suggesting wealth and power. It's a journey from being looked down upon to achieving success, all while keeping family close.