Nena Trampa

Cazzu, an Argentine singer and rapper, is known for her bold lyrics and unique blend of trap, reggaeton, and R&B influences. In 'Nena Trampa,' she presents a narrative of empowerment, self-confidence, and defiance against societal expectations. The song's title, which translates to 'Trap Girl,' plays on the genre she's associated with and the idea of a woman who is setting her own traps, subverting the game rather than being a victim of it.

The lyrics begin by establishing her roots in South America, specifically Argentina, and quickly move to assert her dominance in the music scene. She describes herself as a 'felina mujer,' a feline woman, which suggests both grace and danger. Cazzu positions herself as a leader, even going as far as to claim the title of 'presidenta de la fucking Argentina,' a hyperbolic way of expressing her influence and control. The song is a celebration of her rise from humble beginnings to a position of power and influence.

Throughout the song, Cazzu addresses themes of gender roles, power dynamics, and the music industry. She speaks to waking up other women ('las nena'), taking over the streets, and discarding those who underestimate her. The reference to 'Dios es hombre' (God is a man) and her refusal to break for a man suggests a critique of patriarchal structures. Cazzu's message is clear: she is unapologetic, unafraid to speak her mind, and will not be silenced or restrained by societal expectations or gender norms.