Ahoga comes from the verb ahogar, meaning "to drown". It's a vivid and somewhat dramatic word that stands out in the lyrics.
In the song, the line "Cuidado te ahoga en la orilla" (Be careful you drown on the shore) is a warning. It suggests that even in seemingly safe or easy situations, one can still face unexpected dangers or difficulties. It's a clever play on words, implying that even those who think they are safe might be overwhelmed by the artist's success or presence.
Get ready to feel like a VIP with De La Ghetto's "Yo Pago Por To'!" This song is all about living large and being ready to spoil someone special. De La Ghetto is basically saying, "Call me, I'm waiting!" He's a little annoyed because he was left "on hold" last time, but he's still eager for that call.
He's got money in the bank and is ready to pay for anything, anytime, as he repeats, "Yo pago por to'" [I pay for everything]. Whether it's a yacht or a plane, he's ready for whatever adventure you want. He's also not shy about his designer style, mentioning his "Gucci, Gucci, drip, drip" and "Louis, Louis, drip, drip" multiple times. It's a fun, confident track about being financially ready for anything and wanting to show it off!