“Vino Tinto” pours listeners a glass of pure corrido tumbado swagger. Peso Pluma, Natanael Cano, and Gabito Ballesteros toast to their rise from scarcity (no tortillas on the table) to a life overflowing with cash, designer labels, techno parties, and endless adrenaline. The red wine is their remedy for old wounds, while the lyrics flash images of luxury cars, Coco Chanel, and long hair like Pablo Escobar’s, all wrapped in an easygoing “ando relax” attitude.
Beneath the flexing, the trio remind us they earned their throne through hustle and loyalty. They call out those who forgot the hand that once helped them, celebrate the brotherhood that still stands strong, and reveal a three-step playbook: make the money (Plan A), spend it big (Plan B), and, if needed, dip back into risky business (Plan C). The result is an anthem that mixes bravado, nostalgia, and fiesta vibes, inviting learners to taste the bittersweet flavor of success in today’s Mexican urban culture.