Mi gusto es

Akwid's 'Mi gusto es' is a song that celebrates individuality and the right to live life on one's own terms. The lyrics express the artist's frustration with societal judgment and the constant scrutiny of personal choices, from clothing style to social habits. The song's title, which translates to 'It's my pleasure,' sets the tone for a defiant declaration of self-expression.

The artist addresses the criticism he faces for his lifestyle choices, such as preferring beer over wine and spending time in the streets. He challenges the idea that others have the right to judge him, emphasizing that he is unique and lives life differently from the norm. The repeated lines 'Mi gusto es, quien me lo va quitar' and 'solamente dios del cielo me lo quita' reinforce the message that only God can judge him, and until then, he will continue to enjoy life as he pleases.

Akwid also touches on themes of envy and false friendship, suggesting that those who criticize are often motivated by jealousy. He proudly flaunts his material success and dismisses the negativity of others, urging them to focus on their own lives instead of hating on his. The song is a call to live authentically and to prioritize personal happiness over societal expectations. It's a reminder that life is short, and one should seize the moment to enjoy the good things it offers.