Querian Trap (part. Lil Troca)

Lucho SSJ's 'Querian Trap' featuring Lil Troca is a bold declaration of the artist's commitment to the trap genre, unapologetically embracing its raw and unfiltered nature. The song opens with a confident assertion, '¿Querían trap? Otra vez se los traje,' which translates to 'You wanted trap? I brought it again.' This line sets the tone for the entire track, emphasizing Lucho SSJ's dedication to delivering authentic trap music, regardless of societal expectations or criticisms.

The lyrics delve into themes of wealth, power, and street credibility, with references to a 'Rockefeller mentality' and a desire to be rich rather than seeking fame on television. Lucho SSJ and Lil Troca paint a vivid picture of their lives, filled with luxury, danger, and a relentless hustle. The repeated apologies for the explicit language, 'Señor, sepa disculparme el lenguaje,' highlight a self-awareness of the controversial nature of their lyrics, yet they remain unapologetic, reinforcing their commitment to authenticity.

Throughout the song, there is a recurring motif of defiance against those who doubt or criticize them. Lines like 'Hablan mal de mí pero me deben' ('They speak ill of me, but they owe me') and 'Yo sé que e' mentira to' lo que dicen' ('I know that everything they say is a lie') underscore a sense of resilience and confidence. The artists also touch on the harsh realities of their environment, where survival often means being prepared for violence, as seen in the line 'Si no matás, te matan' ('If you don't kill, they kill you').

'Querian Trap' is a powerful anthem that encapsulates the essence of trap music—unfiltered, raw, and unapologetically real. It serves as a testament to Lucho SSJ and Lil Troca's dedication to their craft and their refusal to conform to mainstream expectations. The song's gritty lyrics and hard-hitting beats make it a standout track in the trap genre, resonating with listeners who appreciate its authenticity and boldness.