Me Ha Costado feels like a late-night road trip that rockets from Cancún’s turquoise coast to Cabo’s neon parties. Neton Vega, joined by Alemán and Víctor Mendívil, paints a vivid picture of private flights, designer fits, fast cars and even faster cash. The verses overflow with scenes of smoky beach bonfires, Impalas bouncing to heavy bass, and street slang that puts you right in the middle of the fiesta. It is flashy, irreverent and undeniably fun, letting you taste the adrenaline of México’s party circuit in just a few bars.
Beneath the glitter, though, the chorus keeps repeating a hard truth: “Todo lo que tengo me ha costado” – everything I own came at a price. The artists rewind to their rough beginnings, hustling on neighborhood courts, dodging danger and stacking connections until the money finally hit. The song becomes a brag and a confession at the same time, celebrating success while reminding us that time is short and the streets collect their debts. It is a pulse-pounding anthem for anyone who’s ever climbed from the bottom, knowing every peso, chain and passport stamp carries the weight of the grind that earned it.