Cualquiera

BiMaito's song 'Cualquiera' is a raw and unapologetic expression of self-assertion and rebellion. The lyrics are filled with references to a lifestyle that defies societal norms, embracing vices like alcohol, drugs, and a carefree attitude. The repeated line 'La puta sabe que me quiere, pero eso de nada nuevo' suggests a sense of confidence and nonchalance about being desired, indicating that the artist is used to this kind of attention and it no longer excites him. This line sets the tone for the rest of the song, which is a mix of bravado and a declaration of independence from societal expectations.

The song also delves into themes of starting from scratch and rising above challenges. The phrase 'Créeme lo que yo te digo que empezamos desde cero' emphasizes the idea of rebuilding and reinventing oneself. This is further highlighted by the references to various substances and indulgences, symbolizing a break from conventional paths and a journey of self-discovery. The mention of 'Homero' (Homer) in the context of drinking beer adds a cultural layer, possibly alluding to the character Homer Simpson, known for his laid-back and often reckless lifestyle.

BiMaito's lyrics also touch on the idea of authenticity and disdain for 'normies' or those who conform to societal norms. Lines like 'Fuck normies' and 'Soy sincero y por eso me la chupa toda tu crew' reflect a strong sense of individuality and pride in being different. The artist's reference to himself as 'McLovin' from the movie 'Superbad' and 'Cristo' (Christ) adds a humorous yet bold layer to his self-image, portraying himself as both a comedic and almost messianic figure in his own narrative. This blend of humor, rebellion, and self-assuredness makes 'Cualquiera' a powerful anthem of nonconformity and self-expression.