Los Iluminaty (part. Anuel AA)

The song 'Los Iluminaty' by Rochy RD featuring Anuel AA is a raw portrayal of street life and the assertion of dominance within that sphere. The title itself, a play on the word 'Illuminati,' suggests a group of people with power and influence, but in the context of the song, it refers to those who control the streets. The repeated phrase 'La calle es de nosotro'' (The street is ours) reinforces this theme of territorial control and power.

The lyrics are filled with references to violence, loyalty, and the harsh realities of life in the streets. The artists boast about their influence and readiness to defend their turf against any threats. The mention of 'shortie' dominicana y bori' (Dominican and Puerto Rican girls) and the indifference to danger ('No me importa si huele, yo le capeo el coperi') reflect a bravado and a willingness to face risks head-on. The song also touches on themes of betrayal and retribution, suggesting a code of conduct where loyalty is rewarded and treachery is met with violence.

Culturally, the song is rooted in the urban music scene of the Caribbean, specifically the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico. The collaboration between Rochy RD and Anuel AA, artists known for their contributions to the Latin trap and reggaeton genres, adds a layer of authenticity to the narrative. The gritty depiction of street life and the assertion of control through the 'Illuminati' metaphor speak to the struggles and the power dynamics that are often present in urban environments.