En El Tubo (part. Brray y Jon Z)

Lyanno's song 'En El Tubo,' featuring Brray and Jon Z, delves into the world of nightlife, specifically focusing on the lives of women who work as exotic dancers. The repetitive chorus, 'En el tubo hace el dinero,' emphasizes the central theme: making money through dancing on the pole. This phrase is a stark reminder of the financial motivations driving these women, who often find themselves in a complex web of admiration and objectification.

The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the dancers' lives, highlighting their dual identities. By day, some of these women engage in platforms like OnlyFans, while by night, they transform into performers who captivate their audience with their dance moves. The song also touches on the materialistic aspects of this lifestyle, mentioning luxury brands like Gucci and Chanel, which symbolize the dancers' success and the high stakes of their profession. The mention of 'Benjamin Frank' refers to the $100 bill, further emphasizing the financial rewards that come with this line of work.

However, beneath the surface of glamour and financial gain, the song also hints at the emotional and psychological toll this lifestyle can take. The dancers are described as not trusting easily and having a 'language' of money, indicating a sense of isolation and perhaps a loss of genuine human connection. The lyrics also mention the use of substances like weed and alcohol, possibly as coping mechanisms to deal with the stress and demands of their profession. The song captures the dichotomy of empowerment and exploitation, making it a poignant commentary on the complexities of the nightlife industry.