Trap de Gringo (part. Yunk Vino)

Kyan's 'Trap de Gringo,' featuring Yunk Vino, is a vivid portrayal of a life steeped in luxury, loyalty, and a touch of hedonism. The song opens with Kyan inviting someone into his world, a place they might never want to leave. This invitation is not just about physical space but also about the lifestyle he embodies. The lyrics emphasize that the woman with him is not there for superficial reasons like social media likes, but for genuine connection and shared experiences. This is highlighted by the reference to 'Shineray,' a brand of motorcycles, symbolizing humble beginnings and the journey to their current opulent status.

The song is rich with references to high-end brands like Gucci and Saint Laurent, and substances like codeine mixed with Sprite, painting a picture of a life that is both glamorous and indulgent. Kyan's mention of a 'Glock forte e adaptada' and a 'RoboCop' in the garage adds a layer of danger and protection, suggesting that this lifestyle comes with its own set of risks and the need for security. The recurring theme of 'never leaving' underscores a sense of loyalty and permanence in relationships, whether with people or possessions.

Yunk Vino's verse complements Kyan's narrative by delving into the emotional and psychological aspects of this lifestyle. He speaks of being a reference point without seeking hype, indicating a sense of self-assuredness and authenticity. The mention of Coachella and the 'terceira vela' (third candle) adds a layer of cultural relevance and personal milestones. Vino's struggle with substances like lean and his candid admission that 'isso é o que me ferra' (this is what messes me up) brings a touch of vulnerability to the otherwise invincible facade. The song closes with a reiteration of the themes of loyalty and genuine connection, making it clear that the relationships they value are not based on superficialities.