“Tunechi” by Chino Pacas is a neon-lit ride through late-night excess, where corrido guitars meet trap swagger and Mexican street slang rubs shoulders with global hip-hop shout-outs. Chino paints a hyper-color scene packed with Rosé-tinted Rolexes, cherry-flavored vapes, designer labels, and Lamborghini getaways, all while saluting Lil Wayne’s alter ego Tunechi and name-dropping Drake, Dior, and Lady Gaga. The song celebrates the thrill of leveling up: stepping out of an Uber into a Lambo, swapping mezcal for high-end cocktails, and turning gritty Culiacán bravado into jet-set fantasies on private islands.
Beneath the glitz lies a flex of identity. Chino mixes Sinaloan “bélico” street pride with international pop culture to show how modern regional Mexican music can party on a world stage. It is a bold, irresistibly catchy postcard from a generation that wants more—louder beats, brighter lights, sweeter kisses, and zero limits.