KINDER MALO (BZRP Music Sessions #17) (Lado A)

In 'KINDER MALO (BZRP Music Sessions #17) (Lado A),' Bizarrap delivers a powerful message of defiance and self-determination. The song's lyrics revolve around the theme of living life on one's own terms, regardless of societal expectations or judgments. The repeated phrase 'Y qué, si yo hago lo que quiero, dime y qué' (So what if I do what I want, tell me, so what) encapsulates this rebellious spirit. The artist challenges the listener to question why they should conform to norms that don't resonate with their personal desires and ambitions.

The song also touches on themes of materialism and the fleeting nature of relationships. Lines like 'Si malgasto to' el dinero, dime y qué' (If I waste all the money, tell me, so what) and 'Auh, ella se fue ella nunca nunca volvió' (She left, she never, never came back) highlight a carefree attitude towards both wealth and love. This nonchalant approach suggests a deeper commentary on the impermanence of material possessions and human connections, urging listeners to focus on what truly makes them feel alive.

Moreover, the lyrics 'Solo estoy buscando algún motivo, necesito sentir que estoy vivo' (I'm just looking for some reason, I need to feel alive) reveal a quest for meaning and authenticity. The artist acknowledges the inevitability of losing control and the eventual end of life, as expressed in 'Sé que un día perderé el control, y ese día se apagará el Sol' (I know one day I'll lose control, and that day the Sun will go out). This existential reflection adds a layer of depth to the song, making it not just an anthem of rebellion but also a meditation on the human condition.