The song "Libros Y Libretas" by Junior H talks about the struggles and triumphs of the artist in the drug trafficking world. The title "Libros Y Libretas" which translates to "Books and Notebooks" refers to the common items found in a school classroom, but in this song, the lyrics describe them as being used to smuggle drugs. In the first verse, Junior H talks about selling one hundred notebooks, which were not made of paper. He also mentions feeling free while dancing the perreo, a Latin dance style. The verse continues to describe the drug trade, where there is always a lot of activity and money to be made. The chorus of the song emphasizes the danger and risk of being involved in the drug trade, but also highlights the artist's determination to succeed. He navigates the precarious path of the drug business, always aware of the potential danger and ready to defend himself with his "team" if necessary. The second verse starts with the mention of blue and green papers, indicating money. Junior H talks about starting with small amounts of money and working his way up to larger sums. He also mentions the stress and pressure of the business and how it can affect a person. The song's bridge advises listeners to never trust anyone and always remain vigilant in the drug world, where people can easily be betrayed or hurt. He also talks about the importance of being authentic and true to oneself, despite the temptations of money and power. Overall, "Libros Y Libretas" showcases the harsh realities and consequences of being involved in the drug trade, while also celebrating the determination and strength of those who navigate it.
