Peritos translates to "experts" or "specialists," often used in a legal or technical context, like forensic experts. It's not a word you hear every day in casual conversation or most songs, making it stand out.
In the song, Alemán boasts, "Es matar el escenario, traigan los peritos" (It's killing the stage, bring the experts). He's playfully suggesting that his performance is so exceptional, so 'deadly' good, that they'll need forensic experts to analyze the aftermath, highlighting his confidence and skill in a clever, unique way.
Get ready to dive into the high life with Mexican rapper Alemán and American artist Berner in their track "Swimming In Cash." The song is a celebration of success, wealth, and the luxurious lifestyle that comes from years of hard work. Alemán kicks things off by declaring how good it feels to be at the top, comparing himself to a powerful family man like Don Vito and inviting only those who believed in him to share his success. He credits his achievements to his father's advice to always give 100 percent, and now he's the "CEO," enjoying luxury suites and cars.
The chorus reveals a key feeling: they might be tired of the fast-paced life ("sick of livin' fast"), but they are also enjoying the rewards, literally "swimmin' in cash." Berner's verse echoes this theme, boasting about making millions from shows and being at war in the industry for years without losing. The song is a powerful statement about ambition and earning your place, ending with the bold claim that while others can be happy with what they have, Alemán wants what he deserves: "The world... and what's in it."