NATANAEL CANO (BZRP Music Sessions #59)

The song "NATANAEL CANO (BZRP Music Sessions #59)" by Bizarrap featuring Natanael Cano is a testament to the lavish lifestyle and the struggles behind achieving success. The lyrics, delivered in Spanish, boast of wealth and a carefree attitude, symbolized by the repeated line 'Endiamantado, siempre volado,' which translates to 'Diamond-studded, always high.' This line encapsulates the artist's current state of luxury and detachment from concerns, possibly due to the influence of drugs or the high of success.

The song also touches on themes of betrayal and the hard work that has gone into reaching the top. Cano reflects on those who have let him down and the fact that he has spent more money than he has earned, suggesting a reckless but unapologetic approach to his finances and lifestyle. The mention of 'El Jesucristo en el pecho' (Jesus Christ on the chest) adorned with diamonds serves as a metaphor for the unnecessary opulence that he indulges in, despite its lack of necessity.

Cano's lyrics are filled with cultural references, such as comparing himself to Mexican drug lord Rafael Caro Quintero with the line 'Como Rafa Caro,' and to American rapper Lil Wayne, known for his tattoos. He also references Frank Sinatra and Carlos Gardel, iconic figures in music, to illustrate his own status in the industry. The song is a blend of bravado and acknowledgment of the darker aspects of his journey, including run-ins with the government and a life that has attracted enemies.