Voy a Matarlos

Arcángel's song 'Voy a Matarlos' is a raw and unfiltered portrayal of life in the streets, where survival and dominance are paramount. The lyrics reflect a world where strength and resilience are necessary to navigate the dangers and challenges of the neighborhood. Arcángel emphasizes the lengths he and his crew are willing to go to protect their territory and assert their power, even if it means resorting to violence. The repeated phrase 'Voy a matarlo' (I'm going to kill him) underscores the severity of the threats they face and the extreme measures they are prepared to take.

The song also delves into Arcángel's personal journey and his rise to fame. He describes himself as a 'veterano' (veteran) who has been involved in the music scene from a young age. Despite the obstacles and the jealousy of others, he remains confident in his talent and his ability to succeed. The lyrics highlight his versatility as an artist, capable of both singing and rapping, and his determination to achieve his dreams. Arcángel's self-assuredness and ambition are evident as he declares himself 'el mejor novato' (the best rookie) and 'el rey del flow majestuoso' (the king of majestic flow).

Cultural references to the 'callejon' (alley) and the 'bajo mundo' (underworld) provide a backdrop for the song, grounding it in the realities of urban life. Arcángel's narrative is one of resilience and defiance, where he and his crew are constantly on guard, ready to defend their honor and their place in the world. The song's gritty and unapologetic tone captures the essence of street life and the relentless pursuit of success in a harsh environment.