Gabacho is Mexican slang for the United States or an American, similar in tone to saying "the States" or "Yankee", sometimes playful and sometimes a little mocking depending on context.
In "Del gabacho me la mandan para acá" ("They send it to me from the States"), the word casually marks where the goods in the song are coming from, grounding the lyrics in a real cross border reality.
Get ready to chill with Luis R Conriquez's "Pocos Pero Locos"! This song is all about living a laid-back life, enjoying good times with friends, and not letting anything bring you down. Luis R sings about having "Un cigarrito en mi mano pa'l relax" [A cigarette in my hand to relax] and enjoying "un que otro gramo de la de Pablo Escobar" [a gram or two of Pablo Escobar's stuff]. He's just hanging out, feeling good, and not wanting the good vibes to end, saying "el avión no quiero bajar" [I don't want to get off the plane].
He talks about how "todos mis problemas con la motita se van" [all my problems go away with a little weed], emphasizing that he and his crew are "Pocos pero locos, no andamos en nada malo" [Few but crazy, we're not up to anything bad], just "fumando lo que el árbol nos dio" [smoking what the tree gave us]. It's a fun look into a carefree lifestyle, complete with good weed, good friends, and cruising around the city. He even mentions being a bit of a romantic, saying "soy muy enamorado" [I'm very in love]! It's clear he's happy with his choices, declaring "Y por nada voy a cambiar" [And for nothing will I change].