ROSA NEGRA (part. Acru)

Duki's "ROSA NEGRA" featuring Acru is a profound exploration of life, mortality, and legacy, wrapped in the metaphor of a black rose. The song opens with a reflection on the inevitability of death, a theme that runs throughout the lyrics. The black rose, often associated with death and mourning, symbolizes the struggles and hardships that Duki faces in his life. The imagery of a "disparo a mi nombre" (a shot with my name on it) suggests a life lived under constant threat, perhaps from the pressures of fame or the dangers of his environment.

The song delves into Duki's personal journey, acknowledging his imperfections and the burdens he carries. He speaks of the benefits and miracles that have distanced him from his principles and faith, highlighting the discord that comes with being genuine in a world full of falsehoods. The mention of "falsos hermanos" (false brothers) and "endulzando el puñal" (sweetening the dagger) paints a picture of betrayal and deceit, common themes in the world of fame and success.

Duki's lyrics also touch on themes of resilience and legacy. He speaks of "sangre y tinta en mi linaje" (blood and ink in my lineage), suggesting that his story is written in both pain and creativity. The black rose becomes a symbol of his enduring legacy, a tribute to his family and those who have supported him. The song's repetitive chorus reinforces the idea that despite the inevitability of death, Duki's impact and memory will live on, much like the enduring image of a black rose.