Empaka (part. Bascur & Lito MC Cassidy)

In 'Empaka,' Chyste Mc, alongside Bascur and Lito MC Cassidy, delivers a powerful message about authenticity, skill, and the struggles of staying true to oneself in the rap industry. The song opens with a question that sets the tone for the entire track: 'Are you a one or a zero?' This binary choice symbolizes the distinction between being genuine and being a fraud, a recurring theme throughout the lyrics.

Lito MC Cassidy's verse emphasizes the importance of perseverance and maturity in achieving greatness. He describes his rhymes as 'particles, small universes,' highlighting the complexity and depth of his lyrical content. Cassidy's confidence is evident as he declares himself the 'karma manifested in a verse,' suggesting that his presence in the rap game is both inevitable and impactful. His disdain for those who challenge him is clear, as he warns that defying him is a 'sure death.'

Bascur's verse continues the theme of authenticity, criticizing those who view him as a passing trend. He asserts his dominance and skill, using vivid imagery and metaphors to convey his message. Bascur's reference to 'Conan' and his ability to 'solve everything' underscores his confidence and capability in handling any situation. He also addresses the superficiality of social media fame, contrasting it with the genuine effort and talent required to succeed in rap.

Chyste Mc's verse reflects on the past and the influences that shaped him. He expresses gratitude for the genuine artists who inspired him while condemning those who buy lyrics instead of writing their own. Chyste Mc emphasizes the importance of honesty and personal responsibility in his craft, declaring that he would rather fail with integrity than succeed through deceit. The repeated chorus, 'Haz tu bolso ¡Pon tu flow y empaca!' (Pack your bag, put your flow in, and pack up), serves as a rallying cry for authenticity and a rejection of inauthenticity in the rap industry.