Leyenda

Anuel AA's song 'Leyenda' is a braggadocious anthem that celebrates the artist's success, wealth, and status in the music industry and beyond. The lyrics are filled with references to luxury items, women, and Anuel's own influence and power. The song's title, 'Leyenda,' which translates to 'Legend' in English, sets the tone for the entire track, as Anuel AA proclaims himself and everything associated with him to be legendary.

The lyrics boast about his possessions, such as expensive jewelry ('prenda'), high-end cars ('carros extranjero'), and firearms, all of which he describes as legendary. Anuel also name-drops other famous artists like El Alfa, Bad Bunny, and Maluma, suggesting a camaraderie with other big names in the industry. The mention of sports figures like LeBron James and Damian Lillard, as well as the late Kobe Bryant, further emphasizes his legendary status by drawing parallels between his success and that of renowned athletes. Anuel's reference to the Illuminati is likely a tongue-in-cheek acknowledgment of the conspiracy theories that often surround successful figures, suggesting that his influence is so vast it's almost mythical.

The song also touches on themes of authenticity and street credibility. Anuel compares himself to Tego Calderón ('yo soy Tego'), a respected figure in reggaeton, to assert his genuine connection to the culture and lifestyle he raps about. The aggressive tone and frequent mentions of violence serve to reinforce his tough persona and the idea that he's not to be trifled with. Despite the materialistic and boastful nature of the lyrics, there's an underlying message about the importance of respect and recognition in the world of hip-hop and reggaeton.