Lost Tape 2016-2017 (feat. C.R.O)

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The Rise of a Street Poet: DUKI's Journey in 'Lost Tape 2016-2017'

The song 'Lost Tape 2016-2017' by Argentine rapper DUKI, featuring C.R.O, is a reflection on the artist's personal growth, struggles, and the authenticity of his music career. The lyrics delve into DUKI's journey from his beginnings in the underground scene to his rise in the mainstream, addressing the challenges and criticisms he has faced along the way.

DUKI uses the song to express his gratitude for the freestyle culture that shaped him, acknowledging the influence of figures like Tego Calderon and the importance of cyphers in his development as an artist. He confronts the doubts of those around him, including family members questioning his intentions, and the pressures of success that come with his career. The lyrics suggest a narrative of proving oneself and staying true to one's roots, despite the temptations and pitfalls of fame.

The chorus, 'Think about it, girl, que estoy suelto,' juxtaposed with lines about repaying his mother and taking control of his destiny, adds a personal and intimate layer to the song. It's a call for reflection on the changes in his life and the responsibilities he now bears. The song is a testament to DUKI's resilience and determination to succeed on his own terms, while also acknowledging the support system that has helped him along the way.

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