“Sembrando” paints a vivid picture of Peso Pluma’s everyday life on a Mexican ranch, where “sowing” is less about corn and more about cultivating a laid-back but dangerous lifestyle. Surrounded by friends, he rolls joints, takes bong hits, and boasts about staying bien locos—always wild, never backing down. The repetitive hook “Me la paso sembrando” sets a chilled, almost celebratory tone, while playful shout-outs to buddies like Jessy and Lalo keep the vibe friendly and inclusive.
Beneath the party atmosphere, the lyrics reveal a tougher layer of cartel bravado and warning shots. Peso Pluma celebrates top-quality product (puro producto de ley), loyalty to his crew, and pride in the CJNG name. He sends a clear message: outsiders should respect their territory or face serious consequences. In short, the song mixes friendship, weed culture, and cartel pride into an anthem that feels both relaxed and intimidating, reflecting the dualities of modern corridos tumbados.