El Congreso

Brytiago's song 'El Congreso' delves into the gritty realities of street life and the journey to success. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the artist's past struggles with poverty and the allure of the streets, where he became entangled in a life of crime and violence. The phrase 'Así de fácil es progreso' (Progress is that easy) sets the tone, suggesting that the path to success is fraught with challenges and moral compromises. Brytiago reflects on the harsh consequences faced by many, including imprisonment and death, but emphasizes a code of silence about these experiences.

The song also highlights Brytiago's transformation from a street hustler to a successful artist. He contrasts his current life of luxury, marked by expensive cars and jewelry, with his past hardships. The recurring theme of loyalty and resilience is evident as he declares his unwavering stance and readiness to confront any threats. The lyrics 'Nunca he cambia'o de bando, si se esconden vamo' a encontrarlo' (I've never switched sides, if they hide, we'll find them) underscore his commitment to his roots and his readiness to defend his position.

Cultural references and metaphors enrich the song, such as comparing himself to the sun and others to mere sparks, indicating his dominant presence in the music industry. The mention of 'Tokyo Drift' and 'Will Smith' adds a layer of pop culture relevance, while the reference to 'Mia Khalifa' injects a provocative element. Brytiago's narrative is one of triumph over adversity, maintaining authenticity, and navigating the complexities of fame and street credibility. The song encapsulates the duality of his existence, balancing the allure of street life with the responsibilities and rewards of his musical career.