Eladio Carrión (BZRP Music Sessions #40)

The song "Eladio Carrión (BZRP Music Sessions #40)" is a collaboration between Puerto Rican rapper Eladio Carrión and Argentine music producer Bizarrap. The track is part of Bizarrap's Music Sessions series, where he teams up with various artists to create unique songs that often go viral. The lyrics are a blend of braggadocio and personal narrative, showcasing Eladio Carrión's journey and his place in the music industry.

The opening lines of the song play with the spelling of 'humacao,' a nod to Carrión's Puerto Rican roots, specifically the town of Humacao. He distinguishes himself from other artists, such as Travis Scott, by claiming his own unique style, likening it to the legendary salsa singer Héctor Lavoe. Throughout the song, Carrión emphasizes his resilience in the face of gossip and adversity, asserting that he remains unaffected by others' attempts to bring him down. The repeated mentions of flying high and being 'congela'o' (frozen) with ice, likely refer to his jewelry, indicating success and wealth.

Carrión's lyrics also touch on themes of hard work and authenticity. He reflects on the advice of his grandfather to work hard every day, a principle he lives by as he compares himself to Michael Jordan's six championship rings. The song is a testament to his grind and the fruits of his labor, with a clear message that he has earned his place and will not be told how to live his life. The collaboration with Bizarrap is a point of pride, as he becomes the first Puerto Rican artist to feature in the BZRP Music Sessions, further cementing his international appeal and versatility as an artist.