Que Se Sienta

Yomo's song "Que Se Sienta" is a powerful anthem that captures the essence of street life, resilience, and the assertion of dominance. The repetitive chorus, "Que se sienta... (Dale, Yomo, pa' que se sienta!)," translates to "Let it be felt... (Go, Yomo, so it can be felt!)," emphasizing the need to make an impact and be heard. This phrase is a rallying cry, urging listeners to feel the intensity and energy of the music, as well as the presence of Yomo himself. The song's beat and rhythm are designed to make the speakers thump, symbolizing the powerful influence of Yomo's music and message.

In the verses, Yomo paints a vivid picture of his environment, filled with challenges and adversaries. He mentions walking the streets and the rumors that follow him, indicating his reputation and the constant scrutiny he faces. The line "Dile al enemigo que puede coger 50 en la chola" (Tell the enemy they can take 50 to the head) is a stark metaphor for the dangers and confrontations that are part of his reality. Yomo's lyrics also touch on themes of desire and conquest, as he speaks about a woman he is determined to win over, using language that conveys both aggression and confidence.

The song also includes a reflective moment where Yomo talks about being in a coma, a metaphor for a period of confusion or stagnation in his life. He questions his desires and actions, ultimately coming to an understanding that he shares with the listener. This introspective element adds depth to the otherwise assertive and energetic track, showing that Yomo's journey includes moments of doubt and self-discovery. The outro of the song is a shoutout to his team and a declaration of loyalty and defiance against those who have wronged him, reinforcing the themes of loyalty, betrayal, and resilience.