MARADONA (feat. Hades 66)

Anubiis' song 'MARADONA (feat. Hades 66)' is a vivid portrayal of the highs and lows of street life, blending themes of bravado, materialism, and survival. The lyrics are rich with references to wealth, power, and the constant threat of violence, painting a picture of a world where status is everything, and danger is ever-present.

The song opens with a confident and almost playful tone, as Anubiis describes his interactions with women and his indulgence in drugs. The repeated references to 'La Roleta en diamante' and 'una piedra en la corona' symbolize the luxurious lifestyle he leads, with diamonds and crowns representing his success and status. The mention of 'Draco' and 'cristal' further emphasizes his wealth and the lengths he goes to maintain it, even if it means engaging in illegal activities.

The chorus, 'Con el palo en la mano de Dios, me siento Maradona,' is a powerful metaphor. Diego Maradona, the legendary Argentine footballer, was known for his incredible talent and controversial life. By comparing himself to Maradona, Anubiis is highlighting his own prowess and the divine-like control he feels he has over his life, despite the chaos around him. This line also hints at the duality of his existence – the glory and the downfall.

Throughout the song, there is a recurring theme of survival. Anubiis talks about carrying weapons ('me llevo el Draco pa'l estudio') and the constant need to be vigilant ('camino intranquilo'). The references to 'fentanilo' and 'kilos' indicate the dangerous and illegal activities he is involved in, which are both a source of his wealth and a constant threat to his life. Despite the risks, he expresses gratitude for being alive and continuing to thrive in this perilous environment.

'Anubiis' 'MARADONA' is a raw and unfiltered look into the life of someone navigating the treacherous waters of street life, balancing the allure of wealth and power with the ever-present danger that comes with it.