Ruletear is a colloquial and somewhat informal verb, often used in Mexico, that means "to cruise around" or "to roam". It implies driving or moving around without a specific destination, often for leisure or to be seen.
In the song, the artist sings, "Con un San José, yo salgo a ruletear" (With a Saint Joseph, I go out to cruise around). This line suggests that with his religious protection, he feels safe and confident to go out and navigate the streets, perhaps showing off his success or simply enjoying the ride.
“El De Los Lentes Gucci” is Natanael Cano’s musical selfie: a high-speed ride from modest beginnings to flashy success, all seen through his signature designer shades. Over an energetic corrido beat, he brags about watching stacks of cash glide through the door, yet quickly reminds us he is no drug dealer—just a young guy who hustled hard, listened to his dad’s advice, and cherished his mom’s care. Family love, faith in San Judas and San José, and a relentless work ethic fuel his climb as he zooms down the street in a sports car, heading from Mexico to California with “Five Music” blaring.
Under the shine of Gucci lenses, Natanael still spots life’s rough edges. He warns listeners to choose friends wisely, keep their humility, and lend a hand to anyone in need—rich or broke. The message is clear: success tastes sweeter when you grow it yourself, stay loyal to your roots, and never let critics slow your roll. Fast cars, fresh style, and big dreams collide in this anthem of self-made triumph and grounded swagger.