Agua De Horchata Lyrics – Neton Vega, Rey Quinto

Agua De Horchata Lyrics Meaning

[Verso 1]
The singer introduces himself but chooses not to reveal his full name, keeping a sense of mystery. He mentions “Agua de horchata” as a phrase, possibly referring to his identity or lifestyle. He has been working since he was 15, involved in risky business. He contrasts luxury and toughness—while women drink champagne, he prefers whiskey. He has become emotionally numb, relies on tobacco for stress, and often loses sleep. Despite this, he remains calm, though others might see him differently—either as a good guy or a dangerous one.

[Coro]
The singer takes pride in his rise from nothing to success. He makes money and moves it around, showing his control over his business. He considers himself the best in his field and stays loyal to San Judas, a saint often associated with protection in difficult times. He always carries a gun and keeps his phone close for business. Constant calls keep him on edge, but win or lose, he remains fearless, trusting only in his own strength and courage.

[Interludio]
This short section is a shoutout between the artists, hyping each other up. It’s a way of reinforcing their bond and energy in the song, adding a sense of camaraderie and confidence. They acknowledge their presence in the game and signal that they’re about to continue with more bold statements.

[Verso 2]
The singer talks about playing poker, suggesting he takes risks, both in gambling and in life. Luck is on his side as he continues making deals. He references drug trade connections from Colombia to Costa Rica and beyond, implying a high-stakes business. Some people are in the same circle but remain distant, while others take note of his actions. He warns against starting trouble, as it won’t end well. Instead, he advises staying sharp and cautious, showing his fiery and fearless nature.

[Coro]
Once again, the singer emphasizes his rise from nothing and his control over money and power. He reaffirms his dominance in the game, trusting in San Judas for protection. He keeps his gun close and stays alert, constantly dealing with business calls. Despite the pressure, he remains fearless, knowing that in the end, he only relies on his own courage and determination to survive and succeed.