“Lento Y Contento” means “Slow and Happy,” and Neto Peña builds the song around that relaxed pace. The repeated line, “Más lento, fumar me pone contento” [“Slower, smoking makes me happy”], presents cannabis as his way to calm down and heal: “Sé que no soy perfecto / Pero es mi manera de sanar” [“I know I’m not perfect / But it’s my way of healing”]. “Déjate llevar” means “let yourself go” or “go with the flow,” so the chorus invites the listener to loosen up, breathe, and move more slowly. The opening mentions “flow, blunts, and samples,” bringing together rap style, rolled cannabis cigarettes, and music production.
Under the laid-back hook, the verses carry heavier memories. He says anxiety gives him away, while images of children and death fill his mind, and he smokes because he keeps “real and frightening stories” inside. Even so, he refuses to stay down: “El dolor nunca me venció / Sigo de pie dándolo to’” [“Pain never defeated me / I’m still standing, giving it everything”]. He also praises a true friend who does not make excuses, celebrates his Mexican roots in “mi tierra en los cerros” [“my land in the hills”], and speaks with pride about his people and the music they make. The result is a song that sounds loose and funny in places, especially when he jokes about being called a “yonki” [“junkie”], while its lyrics admit that the relaxed smoke-and-music routine is covering anxiety, street memories, and the effort of staying on his feet.