TUPAC (part. Eddy)

Calle 24's song "TUPAC (feat. Eddy)" draws inspiration from the iconic rapper Tupac Shakur, particularly his album "All Eyez on Me." The lyrics reflect a lifestyle of opulence, attention, and exclusivity, mirroring the intense scrutiny and admiration Tupac experienced. The repeated phrase "all eyez on me" signifies the constant attention and pressure that comes with fame, as well as the allure of being in the spotlight. This theme is further emphasized by the luxurious imagery of champagne, diamonds, and high-status living, painting a picture of a life that is both glamorous and isolating.

The song also delves into the dynamics of relationships within this high-profile lifestyle. The mention of a "güera de ojos bonitos" (a blonde with pretty eyes) who is willing to take risks for the narrator suggests a romantic entanglement that is both thrilling and dangerous. The woman is described as exclusive and unattainable, adding to her allure. Her "labios de maldita y carita de ángel" (cursed lips and angelic face) create a juxtaposition of innocence and seduction, highlighting the complexity and duality of her character.

Calle 24's lyrics also touch on themes of exclusivity and secrecy, with references to "cocaine en las tits" and the need to avoid photographs. This suggests a world where discretion is paramount, and the stakes are high. The mention of "Iluminanti, nuevos ricos" (Illuminati, new rich) hints at conspiracy theories and the rapid rise to wealth, adding a layer of intrigue and mystery. Overall, the song captures the intoxicating mix of fame, wealth, and the hidden costs that come with it, echoing the legacy of Tupac's influence on music and culture.