ENTERRAUW

Jhay Cortez, also known as Jhayco, is a Puerto Rican singer and songwriter known for his contributions to the Latin trap and reggaeton genres. His song 'ENTERRAUW' is a diss track, a type of song that directly addresses and often insults another person or artist. Diss tracks are common in hip-hop culture and are used as a form of competitive banter between artists. In 'ENTERRAUW,' Jhay Cortez flexes his lyrical prowess and commercial success while taking jabs at another artist, presumably Rauw Alejandro, as suggested by the title of the track.

The lyrics of 'ENTERRAUW' boast about Cortez's achievements and status in the music industry. He references his streaming numbers ('En solo do' tema' en views tengo tres billone'), implying his superiority in terms of popularity and influence. The song is filled with braggadocio, a staple of many diss tracks, where the artist talks about their wealth, success, and prowess in music and life. Cortez also makes a point to criticize the unnamed artist's authenticity and impact, suggesting that they are not as influential or respected in the street ('La calle no es de rauw, la calle es de jhay').

Cortez's lyrics are laced with personal attacks and insinuations about the other artist's character and behavior. He accuses them of hypocrisy ('Tú dice' respetar las mujere', pero apoya' al abusador de Chris Brown, cabrón') and mocks their attempts to confront him ('Tú quiere' verme dizque pa' grabarme, ¿pa' grabarme yo dándote?'). The song is aggressive and confrontational, which is typical of diss tracks, as they are meant to showcase dominance and provoke a response from the targeted individual. 'ENTERRAUW' is a testament to Jhay Cortez's confidence in his craft and his willingness to engage in the competitive spirit of the genre.