TRUENO (BZRP Freestyle Sessions #6)

The song "TRUENO (BZRP Freestyle Sessions #6)" is a showcase of the Argentine rapper Trueno's lyrical prowess, delivered over a beat produced by Bizarrap, another prominent figure in the Argentine music scene known for his BZRP Freestyle Sessions. The lyrics are a testament to Trueno's confidence in his abilities and his status in the rap game. The freestyle is packed with metaphors, cultural references, and boasts that underline his skills and success.

Trueno compares himself to Argentine boxer Marcos Maidana, known for his raw power and success without the need for formal recognition, implying that he too is a champion in his field. He uses the imagery of a shark in the ocean to warn others of his dominance, suggesting that he is a threat to anyone who dares to enter his territory. Throughout the freestyle, Trueno questions the authenticity and talent of other rappers, positioning himself as superior with his unique flow, freestyling ability, and hit-making prowess. He uses the metaphor of a mantis shrimp, an animal known for its powerful punch, to describe his lyrical attacks.

The song also reflects Trueno's journey and his desire to move beyond battle rap, which he has been a part of for years. He expresses a need to evolve while acknowledging his roots in street culture and the support of his community. The repetition of the line "No te no' confundas" (Don't get it twisted) emphasizes his street credibility and serves as a reminder not to underestimate him. Trueno's freestyle is not just a display of technical skill but also a narrative of personal growth, ambition, and the assertion of his place in the music industry.