ALEMÁN (BZRP Music Sessions #15)

The song "ALEMÁN (BZRP Music Sessions #15)" by Alemán is a braggadocious and assertive display of the artist's confidence in his abilities and his place in the music industry. The lyrics are filled with self-assured lines that assert Alemán's dominance and the respect he commands. The repeated lines spelling out his name followed by 'Ya valió verga, Alemán, ahí viene' suggest that his arrival on the scene is significant and disruptive, likening himself to a virus in his DNA that makes everyone pay attention to him. The phrase 'ya valió verga' is a colloquial Mexican expression that implies something has gone awry or is about to get serious, emphasizing the impact of his presence.

Alemán's lyrics also touch on themes of envy and imitation, as he criticizes those who are jealous of what they don't have and warns copycats not to provoke his condemnation. The mention of 'aceite Mennen' is a metaphor for something that is slick or superficial, suggesting that his detractors are not genuine and only offer insubstantial criticism. The song further establishes Alemán's street credibility with references to his past, including dealing marijuana and his connection to cultural symbols like Santa Muerte and San Judas, which are often associated with protection and perseverance in tough circumstances. His expertise in botany ('Experto en botánica') is a nod to his knowledge of marijuana, reinforcing his authenticity in the street culture he represents.

The song also delves into Alemán's creative process, revealing that he feels the need to smoke marijuana to write and concentrate, suggesting a reliance on the substance for artistic inspiration. The lyrics 'No me concentro, no duermo, no como / Pero claro que el micro, lo domo, cada que lo tomo' indicate a dedication to his craft that surpasses basic needs. The song concludes with a vision of an afterlife filled with 'calaveras y rosas,' which could symbolize a blend of death and beauty, and a desire for passionate love that is intense enough to border on hate. Alemán's music session with Bizarrap showcases his unique style, blending raw street narratives with a confident, almost confrontational delivery.