Chino Pacas, a rising voice from Guanajuato’s new wave of corridos tumbados, paints a cinematic night of swagger and celebration in “Otra Vez Pegue Un Vergazo.” The title itself hints at striking it big again, and the lyrics unfold like a fast-paced montage: roaring engines, live banda horns, glittering clubs, and loyal friends who keep the party rolling. Between sips of mystery drinks and shouts for Corona, Chino flexes his street-smart style, reminding everyone that his words carry weight while divine protection keeps danger at bay.
Beneath the flashy images lies a portrait of duality. He moves with adrenaline yet claims a low profile, balances rosaries with wads of cash, and cruises from L.A. to Toronto while never forgetting the barrio back home. The song celebrates hustle and hedonism in equal measure, showing a young artist who works hard, parties harder, and stays fiercely loyal to his roots. Listeners are invited to ride along, feel the bass of the bandona, and taste the rush of a night where everything, for the moment, is todo bien.