DON PATRICIO (BZRP Music Sessions #25/66)

In 'DON PATRICIO (BZRP Music Sessions #25),' Bizarrap collaborates with Don Patricio to create a track that delves into themes of change, nostalgia, and personal growth. The song opens with Don Patricio recounting his journey to Argentina, initially to meet someone named Sol but ending up encountering Yanina. This sets the stage for a narrative about unexpected turns and the fluidity of life. The lyrics reflect a sense of longing for the past while acknowledging the inevitability of change. Don Patricio mentions how people and circumstances have shifted, leaving him in a different place both physically and emotionally.

The recurring line, 'No me gusta que tú tenga' el flow de entonce',' highlights a discomfort with how things used to be, suggesting a desire to move forward rather than dwell on the past. This sentiment is reinforced by the imagery of smoking in Buenos Aires and the mention of various locations like Palermo and Niceto, which symbolize different phases and experiences in his life. The song captures the essence of trying to find one's place in a constantly changing world, where old connections fade and new ones form.

The collaboration with Bizarrap adds another layer to the song, as Don Patricio expresses gratitude for the opportunity to create music together. This partnership symbolizes a new chapter and the potential for growth and reinvention. The lyrics also touch on themes of resilience and determination, as Don Patricio remains committed to his mission despite the challenges he faces. The song's blend of personal reflection and cultural references makes it a relatable and poignant exploration of navigating life's twists and turns.