KIDDO TOTO (BZRP Music Sessions #11)

The song 'KIDDO TOTO (BZRP Music Sessions #11)' by Bizarrap is a vibrant mix of personal reflection and social commentary, set to the backdrop of a catchy beat. The lyrics explore themes of fame, personal relationships, and the search for understanding in a chaotic world. Bizarrap, an Argentine music producer known for his 'Music Sessions' where he collaborates with various artists, brings a unique blend of rap and electronic music to the table, creating a sound that resonates with a wide audience.

The opening lines of the song suggest a sense of disturbance in the artist's peace, indicating that others are trying to interrupt his tranquility. The reference to needing 'mucho filo' (a lot of sharpness) to cut like he does implies a level of skill or success that others lack. The mention of Rivotril, a medication used for anxiety, and the comparison of a girl to actresses Gena Rowlands and Meryl Streep, suggests a relationship that brings calm and escape from stress, elevating the girl to the status of iconic figures. The lyrics also touch on the theme of escapism, with the artist feeling lost without his partner and seeking solace in music, cigarettes, and alcohol.

The chorus, with its repetition of 'tamo' loco', 'tamo' roto' (we're crazy, we're broken), speaks to a shared sense of imperfection and the superficial nature of fame. People who recently entered the artist's life are depicted as out of focus, indicating a lack of genuine connection. The song also delves into the transformative power of intimate relationships, contrasting the avoidance of physical collisions ('Yo ya no choco') with the emotional impact ('otro tipo de impacto') of a deep connection. The outro humorously addresses the financial realities of life, even for those in the spotlight, grounding the song in everyday struggles.