Atizar means "to stir up" or "to stoke," often used in the context of a fire. It's a less common verb that adds a vivid, active image to the lyrics.
In the song, the phrase "llegó el momento del fuego atizar" (the moment has come to stoke the fire) suggests preparing for something intense or exciting. It implies building up energy or anticipation, making it an engaging word choice that hints at the song's lively atmosphere.
Get ready to fly high with Lenin Ramírez, T3r Elemento, and Oscar Cortez in "Hierba de Receta"! This song is all about enjoying life and letting loose with a little help from some "hierba de receta" [prescription weed].
The lyrics paint a picture of pure relaxation and good vibes. Lenin sings about sending an "avioncito" [little airplane] to "llenar las nubes verde" [fill the clouds green], and how his world "da vueltas y empiezo a viajar" [spins and I start to travel]. It's a fun, almost surreal journey where even "los chinitos me hable mirar" [the little Chinese people talk to me and look]. He's got good taste, even for what he smokes, and he gets "bien tranquilamente" [really calmly]. The party is always ready with "doña Maria conmigo se encuentra siempre en filas" [Lady Mary is always with me in line] and the table is set, inviting everyone to join. It's a chill anthem for anyone looking to unwind and let the music transport them.