Ahora Corren

The song 'Ahora Corren' by Bardero$ is a bold declaration of dominance and success in the music scene, as well as a reflection of the street life and hustle. The lyrics are delivered with a sense of bravado and confidence, emphasizing the group's rise to prominence and their unapologetic lifestyle. The title itself, which translates to 'Now They Run,' suggests that their presence and power in the scene have caused others to take notice and, metaphorically, to flee or submit.

The song makes references to wealth, power, and the street credibility of Bardero$. The mention of 'la fecha de las torres' (the date of the towers) is a clear allusion to 9/11, using it as a metaphor for being unforgettable and impactful. This line is indicative of the group's intention to leave a lasting mark on the music industry. The repeated assertion that they are now in charge ('pero acá ahora mando yo') and the claims of being 'reyes de Argentina' (kings of Argentina) showcase their ambition and perceived status at the top of their game.

Throughout the song, there are also themes of loyalty and betrayal, with the artists asserting that they have a 'disparo' (shot) for anyone who has betrayed them. This could be interpreted both literally, in terms of street justice, and metaphorically, as in delivering a powerful response through their music. The repeated references to money, drugs, and violence paint a picture of the harsh realities they may have faced or witnessed, and the environment from which they have emerged to achieve success.