Guerrear means "to wage war" or "to fight." While related to the more common word "guerra" (war), guerrear is a verb that carries a more active and intense connotation of engaging in conflict.
In this song, the artist repeatedly uses guerrear to emphasize a readiness for battle and a defiant stance against those who oppose him. It's a strong, action-oriented word that perfectly captures the confrontational and resilient tone of the lyrics.
Neto Reyno's "Mis Armas" (My Weapons) featuring Katrin is a defiant anthem about standing your ground against those who want to bring you down. Neto makes it clear from the start that he's not backing down, declaring, "mis armas no voy a bajar" (I'm not lowering my weapons). He's ready for a fight if others want one, stating, "si quieren guerra les gusta la guerra" (if they want war, they like war).
He talks about many people trying to "tumbar" him (knock him down), but he's prepared to "guerrear" (go to war) and won't be intimidated. He even warns, "el cuerno para mandarte al infierno" (the horn to send you to hell), showing his intense resolve. Neto feels he's been underestimated, and he's ready to prove his strength, emphasizing that his opponents "no van a poder con el loco" (won't be able to handle the crazy one). It's a powerful statement of resilience and unwavering determination in the face of adversity.