BZRP Music Sessions #16

In 'BZRP Music Sessions #16,' Argentine rapper Trueno collaborates with producer Bizarrap to deliver a track that's rich with street vernacular and braggadocio. The lyrics are a testament to Trueno's life experiences, his rise in the music scene, and his self-assuredness in his abilities. The song is a blend of personal narrative and a display of confidence, common in the hip-hop genre.

Trueno's verses are filled with references to his youth, his neighborhood (comuna 4), and his journey in the music industry. He contrasts his real-life experiences with those who only pretend to live a tough life, as indicated by the line 'No es de verdad, solo disparan en el GTA,' suggesting that others' understanding of street life is as superficial as a video game. Trueno also touches on themes of authenticity, resilience, and the pursuit of success despite the odds. The mention of 'menores de edad' alongside 'los mayores' could imply his influence across generations or his early start in the scene.

The song also addresses the challenges of staying grounded ('mantengo mi estilo agarrado, pero se me va') and the temptations that come with fame and money. Trueno acknowledges the changes in his life and persona ('un wachín santo ma', ahora no tanto ma'), indicating a loss of innocence. The track is a boastful declaration of his place in the music world, his street credibility, and his indifference to the mainstream industry's allure, as he dismisses 'empresarios con corbata' who can't relate to his struggle or success.