CANADA Lyrics – Neo Pistea, C.R.O, KHEA, Bhavi

CANADA Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: C.R.O & Neo Pistea]
In this intro, the artists reflect a confident and carefree attitude. The mention of “Sativa al caminar” suggests they are walking while smoking high-quality weed, which is a symbol of their relaxed yet confident vibe. The line “La baby me extraña, pero estoy lejos en las Canarias” means a girl misses them, but they’re far away in the Canary Islands. They emphasize their importance with “soy la realidad,” suggesting they are the real deal. Lastly, the repeated mention of the cousin in Canada signals that the artists have connections abroad, further highlighting their international reach.

[Estribillo: Neo Pistea]
In the chorus, the artists continue to convey their sense of confidence and lifestyle. “Sativa al caminar” refers to walking while smoking quality weed, representing a relaxed yet empowered state of mind. They mention that a girl misses them but they are far away in the Canary Islands, suggesting a life of distance and independence. The phrase “saludan al caminar” shows that they are well-known, with people acknowledging them wherever they go. The repetition of “mi primo está en Canadá” adds to their international connections, reinforcing their ties to far-flung places like Canada, adding to their image of success and influence.

[Verso 1: Neo Pistea & C.R.O]
In the first verse, the artists talk about leaving their tough beginnings in the ghetto and moving toward a life focused on money. They mention coming from humble beginnings, with Neo Pistea recalling having only a small amount of money when he left home. The line “soy como Messi, soy capitán” draws a parallel between their success and that of Messi, a global football star. They also emphasize their credibility by saying that others talk big but don’t live the lifestyle they claim. The artists contrast their past with their present success, showing that they’ve moved up in the world, even mocking those who still live in the old way. They confidently claim they are untouchable and ready for anything, even referencing a life of excess with drügs and money.

[Verso 2: C.R.O]
In the second verse, C.R.O continues to talk about his escape from the ghetto, where people grow up around crime and violence. He emphasizes that they are now living well, with everything they have arriving through their connections, and not through conventional means. He mentions that although he may have promised to love someone, his current lifestyle is too chaotic for relationships. His success is apparent in his confidence, as he says that nothing can stop him now. The “trap house” reference suggests a lifestyle surrounded by drügs, but the focus is on their control over the situation, including the confidence that comes with it. He also mentions how he just wants money, showing that financial success is his top priority.

[Coro: Neo Pistea, C.R.O & KHEA]
In the chorus of the song, the artists reaffirm their confident, high-status lifestyle. “Sativa al caminar” again shows them walking around smoking weed, enjoying the simple pleasures of life. The reference to the girl missing them highlights their importance and influence, even when they are physically far away. “Soy la realidad” speaks to their self-assurance and belief in their unique identity and lifestyle. The mention of their cousin in Canada again connects them to a global network, reinforcing their image as influential figures with international ties.

[Verso 3: KHEA]
In KHEA’s verse, he describes a life of success and dominance in the music industry. He compares himself to a soccer striker (“como un 9 de área”), scoring goals, symbolizing his success in every field. He exudes confidence, saying that no one dares to challenge him because they know his power and influence. He references the “trap” lifestyle and continues to highlight his growth, making moves in Europe with his crew. He also reflects on how he’s made his dreams a reality, creating a unique, powerful style that sets him apart. KHEA’s lines also hint at the rebellious nature of his music, with references to futuristic style and mentality, showing that he’s not just following trends—he’s setting them.

[Verso 4: Bhavi]
In Bhavi’s verse, he talks about his loyalty to his cousin and their shared dreams. He mentions lighting a candle for someone close who is in trouble, showing a sense of care and loyalty even in tough situations. The line “viviendo la vida que nos prometimos” highlights their ambition and the life they promised themselves when they were struggling. Bhavi also mentions smoking as a way to escape stress and live in the moment, which is a common theme in the song. He references his street-savvy mentality, claiming that he can handle any situation and has connections to get things done, including sending out deliveries if needed. Bhavi’s lines are filled with a sense of accomplishment, as he celebrates the successes of his crew and the tough image they’ve built.

[Estribillo: Bhavi, KHEA & Neo Pistea]
The final chorus reaffirms the themes from earlier in the song, with the artists walking confidently (“Sativa al caminar”) and smoking high-quality weed as a symbol of their laid-back yet powerful lifestyle. The girl missing them shows their influence on others, even though they are far away. “Soy la realidad” is repeated, reinforcing their self-assuredness and authenticity. The recurring mention of their cousin in Canada highlights the artists’ international connections, further solidifying their global reach and influence. The final repetition of “mi primo está en Canadá” serves as a strong closing statement, emphasizing their ties to success and the world beyond their immediate surroundings.