Milloneta (feat. Neutro Shorty)

Big Soto's song 'Milloneta,' featuring Neutro Shorty, is a vivid portrayal of a rags-to-riches story, deeply rooted in the realities of growing up in a tough neighborhood. The lyrics reflect the artist's journey from a life that could have easily ended in violence or crime to one of wealth and success through music. The opening lines highlight the low expectations placed on him due to his background, suggesting that many thought he would end up dead or as a criminal. Instead, he defied these expectations and became a millionaire through his songs.

The recurring chorus, 'Me siento como un milloneta,' which translates to 'I feel like a millionaire,' emphasizes the transformation and newfound confidence that comes with financial success. The imagery of having 'cienes en la gaveta' (hundreds in the drawer) and 'tres mami' en la Jeepeta' (three women in the Jeep) paints a picture of opulence and indulgence. This lavish lifestyle is further illustrated by references to stashing money, dealing with drugs, and maintaining a low profile to avoid trouble, indicating that despite the wealth, the street smarts and caution from his past remain.

Cultural references, such as mentions of Nikola Tesla and Gorilla Glue, add layers to the song, blending modernity with street culture. The lyrics also touch on themes of loyalty and betrayal, as seen in lines about making pacts and dealing with enemies. The song's braggadocious tone is a common trait in the trap and reggaeton genres, where artists often celebrate their success and resilience. Big Soto and Neutro Shorty use their verses to assert their dominance and success, making 'Milloneta' not just a song, but an anthem of triumph over adversity.