LISMAR (BZRP Music Sessions #60)

The song 'LISMAR (BZRP Music Sessions #60)' is a manifesto of self-affirmation and power. The lyrics, filled with metaphors and cultural references, reflect the journey of the singer Lismar, who faced challenges and overcame adversities to achieve success, being a girl raised on the streets who had to learn to be independent and fearless. From the beginning, the artist makes it clear that she has attitude and "makes things happen," as even if something does not exist, she is capable of inventing it, highlighting her determination. The mention of the 'very fierce pencil' symbolizes the strength of her words and her creative ability, highly valued in the rap scene.

The artist also addresses the issue of authenticity and talent. She criticizes those who have support but lack talent and positions herself as someone who is 'pure,' like the 'cocaine Pablo put in the packets,' meaning she is as pure as the cocaine handled by the drug lord Pablo Escobar. This purity is a metaphor for her authenticity and integrity in the music world. The references to the 'Great Wall of China' and the 'katana' in her tongue reinforce the idea that she is an unbreakable and sharp force, ready to face any challenge.

Furthermore, the song explores envy and competition in the artistic world. The rapper asserts that many want to be like her but cannot stand out in the same way. She positions herself as a fashion and trend figure, someone who sets the rhythm and style. The lyrics also mention the level the artist is at, placing her in a position of power when comparing her to Princess Diana, and flaunting her financial success and recognition. The final message is clear: the artist is a true OG (Original Gangster or Real Gangster), respected and feared, with a unique and inimitable style.