Mercadona

Bad Gyal's song 'Mercadona' is a bold declaration of her desire for wealth and status. The repeated line 'Solo quiero el money' (I only want the money) sets the tone for the entire track, emphasizing her focus on financial success. She makes it clear that where there is cash, you will find her, highlighting her relentless pursuit of monetary gain. This theme is further reinforced by her preference for high-end brands like Lomba over more accessible ones like Pimkie, showcasing her aspiration for a luxurious lifestyle.

The lyrics also reflect Bad Gyal's confidence and self-assuredness. She mentions 'flexing on my trainers' and 'winning,' indicating her belief in her own success and superiority. The line 'Yo solo sé fluir, por eso se ve que te he follao' (I only know how to flow, that's why you can see I've fucked you over) suggests that her natural talent and effortless style set her apart from others. This confidence is juxtaposed with a sense of humor, as she mocks someone for overcooking rice, adding a playful touch to her otherwise assertive persona.

Cultural references are woven throughout the song, with mentions of Mercadona, a popular Spanish supermarket chain, and Adidas, a globally recognized brand. These references ground the song in a specific cultural context, making it relatable to listeners familiar with these brands. Additionally, the line 'Tu novia me odia, a tu mama le encanta' (Your girlfriend hates me, your mom loves me) adds a layer of social commentary, suggesting that her appeal transcends generational boundaries. Overall, 'Mercadona' is a vibrant anthem of ambition, confidence, and cultural pride, encapsulating Bad Gyal's unique style and perspective.