Hipócrita (feat. Zion)

Anuel AA's song 'Hipócrita (feat. Zion)' delves into the emotional turmoil of dealing with a deceitful partner. The lyrics express the pain and confusion of loving someone who is inconsistent in their affections, oscillating between love and hate. Anuel confronts this duplicity, calling out the partner's hypocrisy and the emotional rollercoaster it causes. The song's title, 'Hipócrita,' which translates to 'Hypocrite' in English, is a direct accusation of the partner's two-faced nature.

The narrative of the song is a blend of vulnerability and confrontation. Anuel AA reveals his own insecurities and the deep connection he feels with his partner, suggesting a long-term relationship since their teenage years. Despite this, he is prepared to move on if the partner's infidelity is confirmed. The recurring theme of betrayal is highlighted by the contrast between the partner's outward appearance of goodness and the 'maldad'—or evil—lurking within. The intimate moments shared 'en las sábanas' (in the sheets) are overshadowed by the partner's deceitful actions.

Musically, Anuel AA is known for his work in the Latin trap and reggaeton genres, often incorporating themes of love, heartbreak, and street life into his lyrics. 'Hipócrita' is no exception, with its rhythmic beats and emotional delivery enhancing the song's message. The collaboration with Zion adds another layer to the song, as both artists express their disillusionment with the partner's hypocrisy. The song ends with a philosophical reflection, suggesting that it's better to be alone than with someone who hides behind a mask.