MALIANTEO 420 (Volumen 2) (part. DT.Bilardo)

L-Gante's 'MALIANTEO 420 (Volumen 2) (feat. DT.Bilardo)' is a song that delves into the artist's street life experiences, personal philosophy, and his stance on authenticity. The lyrics are a mix of braggadocio and social commentary, reflecting L-Gante's journey from the streets to success, while maintaining his original identity. The song's title itself, 'MALIANTEO,' suggests a connection to street culture and possibly to 'malandro,' a term used in Latin America for a street-smart person who lives by their own rules.

The lyrics speak to L-Gante's commitment to staying real ('Real antes que chorro entre comilla') and not forgetting his roots despite his rise in the music industry. He contrasts his lifestyle with those who pretend to be something they're not ('No me gusta el caretaje'), emphasizing his connection to his community over a desire to fit in with a more affluent crowd. L-Gante also addresses his critics and rivals, asserting his dominance and dismissing their attempts to undermine him ('El que subestimaba lo corrimo' pa' la orilla').

Throughout the song, L-Gante uses street slang and references to paint a picture of his environment and mindset. He touches on themes of loyalty, respect, and the authenticity of one's character ('Un verdadero corta trucho' nunca habla mal de su barrio'). The song is a declaration of his values and a challenge to those who live by a different code. L-Gante's music often blends elements of cumbia, reggaeton, and Argentine street music, creating a sound that resonates with his audience while staying true to his cultural roots.