Alebresta comes from "alebrestar", meaning to stir up, rile up, or get people excited and a little wild, often in a loud or rebellious way. It's a colorful, regional word that captures chaotic energy better than a plain verb like "excite" ever could.
The line "La que el ambiente alebresta" ("the one that stirs up the atmosphere") uses it to describe something that charges up the whole room, cranking the energy higher.
Ever wondered what life on the streets of Mexico feels like? Neto Peña and MC Davo are here to tell you in "Risas y Dolor"! They declare, "Claro que la calle tiene sabor" [Of course the street has flavor], and that flavor is a mix of "vicio, frío, risas y dolor" [vice, cold, laughter, and pain]. It's a blunt and honest look at their world.
MC Davo comes in hot, calling himself the "rey de la lírica" [king of lyrics] and boasting about his unique flow. He talks about hanging with his "clica" [crew] and getting the party started, saying, "Saquen la fiesta, que hoy le damos hasta que amanezca" [Bring out the party, today we'll go until dawn]. It's all about loyalty, good times, and the realness of their neighborhood. They even mention the importance of family as their "motor" [engine] in life, showing that even in the midst of the street's challenges, there's a strong sense of community and support.