Hunter

Rauw Alejandro's song 'Hunter' is a vibrant showcase of his lyrical prowess and a direct confrontation to his rivals in the music industry. The lyrics are filled with braggadocio and assert his dominance not only as a musician but also as a cultural icon. The song opens with a critique of another artist, mocking their originality and success, setting a competitive tone that persists throughout the track.

The song is peppered with references to luxury brands and achievements, such as featuring on Vogue covers and selling out concerts, which Rauw uses to underscore his success and lifestyle. These mentions are not just about flaunting wealth but are used strategically to contrast his genuine achievements with those he considers less worthy or authentic in the industry. The repeated line 'To' los día' son wake and bake' along with mentions of skateboarding and Vans shoes adds a laid-back, almost rebellious layer to his persona, juxtaposing his casual everyday life with his high-profile accomplishments.

Moreover, 'Hunter' includes direct challenges to unnamed peers, questioning their talent and integrity while boasting about his own capabilities and support system. The track culminates in a self-assured declaration of his status, asking rhetorical questions that highlight his top charting positions and influence. This not only serves as a personal victory lap but also as a call to his competitors, indicating that he is a formidable force in the reggaeton scene.