Pentakill (feat. Neelo)

Trueno, an Argentine rapper known for his dynamic flow and sharp lyrics, collaborates with Neelo in the song 'Pentakill' to deliver a track brimming with confidence and street credibility. The song's title itself, 'Pentakill', is a term borrowed from gaming, particularly from League of Legends, where it denotes a single player killing all five enemy team members. This term is used metaphorically to suggest dominance and skill, which is a recurring theme throughout the song.

The lyrics of 'Pentakill' are a showcase of Trueno's lyrical prowess and his ability to blend cultural references with personal anecdotes. He makes references to various sports stars like Harry Kane, Raphaël Varane, and Rafael Nadal, using them as metaphors for his own success and resilience in the music industry and possibly in personal confrontations. The mention of 'Spiderman with mary jane' cleverly plays on the double meaning of 'Mary Jane' as both a character and slang for marijuana, indicating his ability to navigate the highs of his career. Trueno's verses are filled with braggadocio, as he talks about his financial success, his superiority in the rap game, and his appeal to women, all common themes in hip-hop music.

The song also touches on the darker side of street life, with mentions of narcotics and violence, reflecting the harsh realities that often accompany the pursuit of power and respect in certain environments. Trueno's collaboration with Neelo, a Spanish artist, adds an international dimension to the track, emphasizing the global appeal of hip-hop culture and the shared experiences of street life and ambition. The song is a testament to Trueno's skill as a rapper and his place in the Latin trap and hip-hop scene, asserting his status while also acknowledging the challenges and risks that come with it.