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GÉNESIS
Peso Pluma · 2023 · Track 13
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The lyrics of La People don't sound like fiction: they speak of what many in Sinaloa experience as everyday life. They bring to the table the luxury surrounding figures like Ovidio Guzmán, but also the shadow they cast over those around them. The song revolves around loyalty within the Cartel, where every verse — from “the young man commanding the capital” to “Los Jueves” — points to a key moment of the Culiacanazo. It's not just a song: it's a raw, yet rhythmic, portrait of how fame and power intertwine in that world.
Recorded in GÉNESIS, the album where Peso Pluma and Tito Double P sign their second collaboration, the track lasts just over two and a half minutes. The names that appear — such as El Nini 09 or Joaquín Guzmán Loera himself — are no coincidence: they are pieces of a puzzle many know, but few dare to piece together in public. The song doesn't shy away from contrast: it glamorizes, yes, but also reveals the tension between those in power and those who obey, between the streets and the authorities. It's that balance between what is said and what is left unsaid that makes La People stand out in today's catalog.