El Genio

Arley Perez's song 'El Genio' paints a portrait of a self-assured, hardworking man who prides himself on his intelligence and ability to succeed. The lyrics suggest a character who is calm and dedicated, yet capable of 'losing his cool' to perform his tasks effectively. The mention of 'tiro humo al viento' (blowing smoke into the wind) and seeing 'luz como el sol' (light like the sun) could symbolize clarity of thought and enlightenment, as he contemplates ways to improve his situation.

The song's protagonist prefers tinted windows on his truck ('cristal ahumado') and a private jet, which could be metaphors for a desire for privacy and control over his environment. These elements also suggest a level of success and wealth. The character is described as 'viejo no joven' (old not young) and 'genio y no menzo' (a genius, not a fool), indicating wisdom and experience. The lyrics also hint at a competitive spirit, with references to outsmarting others and engaging in games of skill or chance.

The song's narrative includes a moment of inspiration ('Se me prendio el foco') leading to a lucrative invention, followed by indulgence in vices as a form of entertainment. The use of the phrase 'no heches piedras clilton muele la mejor' could be interpreted as advice to focus on quality, possibly in the context of a product or a lifestyle. The song concludes with a call to use one's head and think like the protagonist, who enjoys disguising himself and living life to the fullest.