Input (part. Juacko)

Ptazeta's song 'Input' featuring Juacko is a powerful anthem of self-empowerment and resilience. The lyrics reflect Ptazeta's journey from humble beginnings to achieving mainstream success. The repeated phrase 'Empecé desde abajo y ahora no me paro' (I started from the bottom and now I don't stop) underscores her relentless drive and determination. This theme is further emphasized by the comparison to a 'peso pesado del Wrestling' (heavyweight in wrestling), symbolizing her strength and dominance in the music industry.

The song also delves into themes of material success and the superficiality of comparisons. References to luxury brands like Gucci, Fendi, and Off-White highlight the allure of material wealth, while the lines 'Quieren compararse y esa piba es un trendin'' (They want to compare themselves, and that girl is trending) critique the obsession with status and trends. Ptazeta's lyrics suggest that true success is not about material possessions but about staying true to oneself and one's journey.

Cultural references add depth to the song. The mention of 'Marc en los Memphis' refers to Marc Gasol, a successful Spanish basketball player, symbolizing Ptazeta's rise to fame and recognition. The playful use of language, such as 'Bom-bom-paw!' and 'Cu-cu,' adds a unique flavor to the song, making it both catchy and memorable. Overall, 'Input' is a celebration of Ptazeta's achievements and a reminder to stay focused and resilient in the face of challenges.