Para Repartir (feat. Alizzz)

C. Tangana's 'Para Repartir,' featuring Alizzz, is a vibrant exploration of ambition, pride, and the desire for wealth. The song's lyrics paint a picture of a man who is unapologetically himself, embracing his flaws and the consequences of his actions. The opening lines compare the narrator to a proud dancer and a deceitful salesman, setting the tone for a character who is both charismatic and flawed. This duality is a recurring theme, as he acknowledges his worsening state with each passing year, yet remains undeterred in his pursuit of success.

The chorus, with its repetitive and catchy 'para repartir' (to share), underscores the central theme of wealth distribution. The narrator's desire to have money to share is not just about personal gain but also about the ability to provide for others. This is further emphasized by the cultural references to Dominican dembow and Cuban rum, highlighting a connection to his roots and a sense of community. The mention of 'El madrileño en la jugada' (the Madrilenian in the game) reinforces his identity and pride in his origins, while the presence of beautiful women in the stands suggests a life of luxury and admiration.

Throughout the song, there is a sense of regret and reflection. The narrator admits to never having done the right thing and acknowledges the loss of a significant other to another man. Yet, he remains defiant, expressing a desire to build a legend and die, leaving a lasting legacy. The repeated question, '¿Quién no quiere tener dinero para repartir?' (Who doesn't want to have money to share?), serves as a rhetorical device, inviting listeners to reflect on their own desires and ambitions. Ultimately, 'Para Repartir' is a celebration of ambition, the complexities of personal identity, and the universal allure of wealth and legacy.