Al garete is a colorful Puerto Rican slang term that literally means "adrift" or "at random," often implying something is out of control, chaotic, or messed up.
In the context of this song, when Hades66 says, "nosotros tamo' al garete" (we are al garete), he's conveying a sense of wildness, recklessness, or being completely unhinged. It's a vivid expression that adds to the song's raw and rebellious energy, making it an interesting and memorable phrase for learners.
Hades66's "EBK FLOW" is a high-energy track that throws you right into his world. He's not holding back, talking about his lifestyle with a lot of bluntness and confidence. You'll hear him mention a "19" (a gun) and how "esa puta está bien cabrona" [that bitch is really badass], setting a pretty intense tone from the start.
He also talks a lot about partying and women, with lines like "Mami, mueve esas tetas, te tiro un par de pesos" [Mommy, move those breasts, I'll throw you a couple of dollars] and "Quiero una puta que mueva el culo, Que sea bien zorra, que grite bien duro" [I want a bitch who moves her ass, who's really a slut, who screams really loud]. Hades66 also flexes his street cred, dismissing his haters with "No me ronquen de presión si viven en depresión" [Don't talk to me about pressure if you live in depression] and celebrating his freedom with "Ya ni me preocupo, se me cayeron los caso'" [I don't even worry anymore, my cases were dropped]. He even gives a shoutout to his crew, saying "Free to' mis brother Ñeta, free mis brother 27" [Free all my Ñeta brothers, free my 27 brothers], showing loyalty is a big deal to him. It's a raw and unfiltered look into his world.