THC Lyrics – Arcángel

THC Lyrics Meaning

[Estribillo]
In the chorus, Arcángel is boasting about his high status and success. He says he’s making a lot of money and living an extravagant life, flying high in a jet and enjoying luxury. The line “I make her feel alive” suggests he’s confident in his s*xual power, while the reference to “your girl” and a threesome highlights his dominance in relationships. He warns those who want to challenge him that they can’t compete with what he has, claiming he sells more weed than anyone in the neighborhood. The repetition of “tamo haciendo chavo” emphasizes his focus on making money and staying on top of his game, while his lifestyle is full of confidence, power, and success.

[Verso 1]
In the first verse, Arcángel introduces himself as someone who’s not afraid to flaunt his success. He references his roots from “La Calma” and uses harsh language to show his dominance. He mentions his tattoos and tough persona, likening himself to a “wild” character. Arcángel dismisses those who talk negatively about him, saying he doesn’t hear them because he’s too far ahead. He talks about his wealth, using the metaphor of a broken money counter, which only tells him he has a lot. His style is fast and aggressive, just like his money-making, and he’s proud of the expensive items he owns, from diamonds to designer clothes. He concludes by emphasizing how people should address him with respect by calling him “La Máquina” (The Machine), reflecting his unstoppable, powerful persona.

[Interludio]
In this short interlude, Arcángel expresses frustration with others, calling them out for not achieving as much as he has. He highlights that no one is making more money than him and mocks those who think they can compete. His use of “Never, neverland” signals a dreamlike fantasy world where these people are out of touch with reality. He finishes with a firm statement that nobody should mess with him.

[Verso 2]
In the second verse, Arcángel continues to show his superiority, claiming he doesn’t associate with fake or untrustworthy people (“ratas” and “puerco'”). He confidently asserts that his appearance and style are unmatched, boasting about how ridiculous his success looks. He describes the people around him as either fans, followers, or fake admirers, and he distances himself from those who don’t match his level of success. He also brags about his wealth, mentioning that he has more in horses (a reference to expensive assets) than others have in cars. He’s been successful from the beginning, setting himself apart with his unique style. His perfume smells like money, and he enjoys creating suspense before showing off his wealth. Arcángel also mentions owning high-end items like Ferraris and Kenzo, showing that his taste in fashion and cars reflects his success.

[Estribillo]
The chorus is repeated again, reinforcing the message of Arcángel’s dominance, wealth, and lifestyle. He’s still flying high in his jet, making money, and confident in his relationships, where he makes women feel special. His selling of weed continues to be emphasized, making him stand out even more. He repeats that he’s above everyone else, living a life full of power and luxury. The line “tamo haciendo chavo” keeps stressing how important money is to him and how he’s at the top of his game.

[Outro]
In the outro, Arcángel simply reaffirms where he’s from, mentioning Santurce, a neighborhood that represents his origins and where his journey began. It’s a quick reminder of his roots, tying his success back to the place that shaped him.