Colmillo literally means 'fang' or 'tusk'. However, in Mexican slang, it takes on a much more interesting meaning: 'cunning', 'street smarts', or 'experience'.
In the song, Neto Peña says, "Todos pelones con colmillo y callo" (All bald with cunning and calluses). Here, colmillo refers to the wisdom and shrewdness gained from life experience, especially in a tough environment. It's a word that adds a layer of depth, implying that he and his crew are not just tough, but also smart and seasoned.
Get ready to feel the energy! Neto Peña, straight out of Mexico, brings us "Acelero," a track all about ambition, success, and proving yourself. He's not shy about his love for money, declaring "los billetes me encantan" [I love money] and how "los números hablan" [the numbers speak] when it comes to his achievements. This song is a shout-out to his crew, his "clicka loca," and a warning to anyone who doubts him.
Neto Peña is all about pushing limits, saying he'll keep going "Hasta que me canse y la línea final rebase" [Until I get tired and cross the finish line]. He’s confident in his unique style, comparing his words to "Un arma nuclear va saliendo de mi garganta" [A nuclear weapon coming out of my throat]. He's a hustler, a survivor, and he's made a deal with success, giving his soul to it. He's not just aiming for fame; he plans to be a classic, "más que los noventas" [more than the nineties]. It's a blunt message to his haters: work hard, earn your stripes, and don't expect anything for free. He's moving forward, "Pa' alante y sin mirar atrás" [Forward and without looking back], and wants everyone to know that success is up to you, "Depende ti y nunca de los demás" [It depends on you and never on others].