Desacatao (remix) (part. Black Roy y Yiordano Ignacio)

Carlitos Junior's song 'Desacatao (remix)' featuring Black Roy and Yiordano Ignacio is a vibrant celebration of success, loyalty, and resilience. The lyrics reflect the artist's journey from obscurity to fame, highlighting the struggles and triumphs along the way. The opening lines, 'Muchos me difaman por que tengo fama / Muchos me querian pero ahora me aman,' suggest that Carlitos Junior has faced criticism and envy due to his rising fame. However, he remains undeterred, emphasizing that he has overcome challenges without needing those who doubted him, 'Y tu no estubiste cuando yo toque fondo / No te necesite y sali de lo ondo.'

The song's chorus, 'Andamo desacatao / Lo bolsillo tan preñao,' is a declaration of their current success and financial prosperity. The term 'desacatao' can be interpreted as being rebellious or carefree, indicating a sense of liberation and confidence. The repeated mention of 'Shishi gang' and 'bailalo de lao a lao' underscores the unity and celebratory spirit of Carlitos Junior's crew. The lyrics also touch on themes of loyalty and remembrance, as seen in the lines, 'Tengo panas que están y que no están por que / Calleron y yo prendo un bastardo en el nombre / De todos ellos,' paying homage to friends who have fallen.

Cultural references to street life and the hustle are prevalent throughout the song. The mention of 'pistola pa to lao' and 'de la policia burlao' reflects a defiant attitude towards authority, common in urban music genres like reggaeton and trap. Carlitos Junior also highlights his global reach and success, 'Mi madre se siente orgullosa donde / Comence a viajar no es lo mismo sonar / En Santiago que volar a Miami a firmar,' showcasing his journey from local fame to international recognition. The song is a testament to his hard work, resilience, and the unwavering support of his community.