Te toca lo tuyo

Arcángel's song "Te toca lo tuyo" is a powerful declaration of self-confidence and street credibility. The lyrics are a bold assertion of his dominance in the music scene and the streets, emphasizing his skills and experience despite his younger age. The repeated phrase "No me ronques que yo tengo lo mio" translates to "Don't brag because I have my own," which sets the tone for the entire song. Arcángel is addressing his rivals, warning them to avoid conflict because he is well-equipped to handle any challenge. This is a common theme in reggaeton and urban music, where artists often assert their dominance and authenticity.

The song is filled with metaphors and cultural references that highlight Arcángel's prowess. He refers to himself as the "maxima expresion del callejon," or the ultimate expression of the street, and boasts about his ability to handle a rifle, symbolizing his readiness for any confrontation. The mention of his "tigres" (tigers) suggests a loyal and fierce crew ready to back him up. Arcángel also contrasts his genuine street credibility with the superficiality of his rivals, who he accuses of being all talk and no action. This is evident in lines like "aqui el que mas frontea es que meno le mete," meaning the one who boasts the most is the one who does the least.

Arcángel's lyrics also touch on themes of envy and authenticity. He describes how others are jealous of his success and style, noting that they are bothered by seeing him well-dressed and successful. He emphasizes that his success is real and not based on copying others or pretending to be something he's not. This authenticity is a crucial aspect of his identity and appeal. The song ends with a reminder of his resilience, stating that despite attempts to bring him down, he remains strong and unshaken. This resilience and confidence are central to Arcángel's persona and are celebrated in "Te toca lo tuyo."