Flow Cabrón (part. Tali Goya)

The song 'Flow Cabron' by Arcángel is a testament to the artist's confidence and self-assuredness in his lifestyle and musical prowess. The title itself, which translates to 'awesome flow' or 'badass flow' in English, sets the tone for the song's theme of self-celebration and dominance in the urban music scene. Arcángel, a Puerto Rican artist known for his contributions to the reggaeton and Latin trap genres, often incorporates themes of street credibility, wealth, and romantic conquests into his music, and this track is no exception.

Lyrically, Arcángel boasts about his material possessions, such as owning an impressive car ('maquinón'), and his appeal to women, suggesting that his lifestyle is both enviable and unattainable for others. He also touches on the darker side of street life, mentioning friends in federal prison and the use of drugs. The repeated lines about not being known by others unless they want trouble ('Si no quiere problemas / Evita el roce') imply a warning to those who might cross him, reinforcing his tough persona.

The song's braggadocio is further emphasized by references to his success and independence ('Tengo lo mio nadie me mantiene'), as well as his ability to provide what others cannot, particularly to women. Arcángel's message is clear: he is a self-made success who commands respect and enjoys the trappings of his achievements. The track is a celebration of his status and a declaration of his superiority in the urban music landscape.