Al Dia (feat. Kele y Darell)

Bryant Myers' song 'Al Dia' featuring Kele and Darell is a powerful narrative of transformation and success. The lyrics reflect a journey from hardship to prosperity, emphasizing the stark contrast between the artist's past struggles and his current affluence. Myers begins by reminiscing about the times when he was financially struggling ('Ya no estamo' en lo' tiempo de ante' / Estaba pela'o y ahora la funda está gigante'), highlighting how his hard work and determination have led to a significant change in his life. This transformation is symbolized by the abundance of wealth and luxury he now enjoys, such as diamonds and expensive cars.

The song also delves into themes of loyalty and betrayal. Myers emphasizes the importance of loyalty among his close circle, contrasting it with the hypocrisy he perceives in others ('Que con lo' que ando son leal, fuck la hipocresía'). This loyalty is a cornerstone of his success, as he surrounds himself with people who are genuinely supportive and trustworthy. The repeated references to 'leal' (loyal) underscore the value he places on genuine relationships in a world where many are driven by self-interest.

Additionally, 'Al Dia' touches on the darker aspects of Myers' rise to fame, including violence and the harsh realities of street life. The lyrics mention weapons and confrontations ('Tengo siete palo' pa' guerrear, cabrón, vamo' pa' encima'), painting a vivid picture of the environment he navigates. Despite the wealth and success, there's an underlying tension and readiness for conflict, reflecting the ongoing challenges and dangers that come with his lifestyle. This duality of success and struggle adds depth to the song, making it a compelling portrayal of Bryant Myers' life and the complexities of his journey.