billete Lyrics – Peso Pluma & Tito Double P | from “DINASTÍA”

This one’s a straight corrido tumbado flex, built on those classic acoustic guitars from Iván Leal “Parka” and production from Peso himself, Ernesto Fernández, and Parka that keeps it grounded yet polished. The verses bounce between Peso and Tito trading stories about life on the move—boats, planes, private jets, Atlanta as a second home—while the chorus hits hard on the obsession with cash: cruising in the white Cherokee, stacking presidents, and falling in love with the billete.

It’s raw but catchy, touching on loyalty to the crew, staying firm through losses, and shrugging off the stares that underestimate their grind. No features beyond the two of them; it’s family business, with that signature Sinaloa bounce that makes you nod along while the lyrics remind you where the real motivation sits.

DINASTÍA marks their biggest collab yet, a 15-track ride through legacy and late nights that drops right after Peso’s Éxodo shook things up last year. It opens with a moody “intro” and dives into hooks like “dopamina” and “ni pedo,” hits peaks with “putielegante” and this one, then closes strong on “bckpckbyz” (that’s the long-teased BACKPACK BOYZ). The whole thing’s a love letter to their Sinaloa story—raw tales of rise, risk, and roots, no massive outside features, just the duo locking in. Tracklist reveal lit up their Instas last week, with fans already mapping the rollout.

Peso’s been on a tear since Génesis put him global, but teaming with Tito like this shows his evolution—less lone wolf, more squad architect, channeling that post-Exodus breather into projects that feel generational. Tito, the steady hand behind Double P’s beats, brings the glue, turning cousin chemistry into something that outlasts trends.