Marihuán is a colloquial and somewhat informal term derived from "marihuana." It's used to describe someone who is under the influence of marijuana, meaning they are "stoned" or "high."
In the context of the song "Ganjah," which is clearly about marijuana use, this word directly reflects the central theme. The lyrics mention "ojos colorados marihuán," painting a vivid picture of the physical effects of being high, making it a very direct and unique word to this song's subject matter.
Neto Reyno and La Sinclair bring us "Ganjah," a chill track that's all about enjoying life and, well, smoking weed! Neto starts off by declaring he's not a sailor, he's a captain, ready to see what comes next. He talks about needing a good plant, paper, a pipe, and a light to get high, repeating "y arriba y arriba" [and up and up] to emphasize the feeling.
The song has a really relaxed vibe, with Neto describing himself as chill, with red eyes, and feeling good. He mentions how pure marijuana runs through his veins, keeping him calm. He's always working, recording, singing, and leaving his mark, always aiming high. He sees this lifestyle as something he doesn't want to leave, saying "Soy tuyo y tĂş eres mĂa" [I am yours and you are mine] to the experience. It's a fun, laid-back anthem about finding your peace and enjoying the simple things.