Get ready for raw street energy! In Puesto (Spanish slang for “ready,” “posted up,” or “on point”), French artist Yecko teams up with Caribbean-flavored rapper Cdobleta to paint a vivid picture of life at full throttle. Over an aggressive trap beat, the duo declare that they and their crew are always puestos—posted on the block, eyes sharp, engines revving, weapons loaded. The verses are packed with rapid-fire Spanish slang, tough boasts, and dark humor, giving listeners a front-row seat to the adrenaline and paranoia that come with ruling the neighborhood.
Behind the bravado sits a cocktail of loyalty, danger, and survival. Yecko and Cdobleta describe spotters watching slow-moving cars, friends willing to “handle business,” and enemies who fall the moment they hesitate. References to Percocet (“Perco”), AKs, and Dracos underline how drugs and firepower blur judgment, turning every street corner into a potential battlefield. While the song celebrates confidence and brotherhood, it also hints at the high price of that lifestyle—constant vigilance, risk, and the looming shadow of violence. Ultimately, Puesto is a gritty anthem about staying ready for anything in a world where hesitation can cost you everything.