The song "Gan-Ga (Jhay Cortez Version)" by Jhay Cortez is a trap/reggaeton track that showcases the artist's confidence and street credibility. In this song, Jhay Cortez talks about his gang and the power they hold. The lyrics mention his affiliation with a gang, comparing it to influential figures like Roselló, 2Pac, and Notorious B.I.G. He expresses his fearlessness and the readiness to use force when necessary. He boasts about having expensive jewelry and warns that anyone who tries to cross him will face the consequences. Cortez also mentions his association with the street gangs 27 and Ñeta, as well as his disregard for people's opinions about him. He references Drake's OVO label and compares himself to a king. The lyrics also touch upon drug use and his desire to be a powerful figure. Overall, the song conveys Jhay Cortez's confidence, street loyalty, and aspirations for success and recognition in the music industry. It reflects the gritty and aggressive nature often found in trap and reggaeton music.
