This song, "Todo Nos Pasa Por Algo" by Grupo Codiciado, feels like a peek into a day in the life of the artist and his friends. It starts with him looking for something to smoke, finding a blunt in his Camaro, and then getting inspired to write a song while it's being passed around. He's with his friends, maybe playing games, and reflecting on how far they've come. He mentions, "Que ironías de la vida, miren donde estamos parados" [What ironies of life, look where we are now], which really sets the tone for the whole track.
It's all about their journey from humble beginnings to where they are now, facing envy but staying true to themselves. He says, "Ya me subí, de donde Estoy usted no me va a bajar" [I've already climbed up, from where I am you won't bring me down], which is a pretty blunt statement about his success. He also brushes off critics who think he's changed because of his nice car or expensive shoes, saying, "Eso piensan los mediocres, que quisieron intentarlo" [That's what the mediocre ones think, who tried to do it]. It's a confident anthem about hard work, loyalty to his crew, and how the people of Tijuana still support them.