Money Machine

Coqeéin Montana's 'Money Machine' is a raw and unapologetic portrayal of the hustle and grind that defines his life. The song opens with vivid imagery, suggesting that even the blind can see his shine, a metaphor for his undeniable presence and success. The lyrics reflect a life of constant movement and ambition, with Montana emphasizing his relentless pursuit of wealth and status. The line 'Morir de pie, no vivir de rodilla' (Die standing, not live on your knees) encapsulates his defiant attitude towards life, choosing pride and self-respect over subservience.

The chorus, 'Esa vida no es pa' mi, Me busco lo mío, una money machine,' highlights Montana's rejection of a conventional life in favor of creating his own path to financial success. He mocks those who are lost ('Está más perdido que Morty sin Rick'), positioning himself as someone who has mastered the game of life. The reference to 'Supreme' and 'drip' underscores his connection to street culture and fashion, further solidifying his image as a trendsetter and influencer.

Montana's lyrics also touch on themes of authenticity and resilience. He criticizes those who pretend to be gangsters ('Solo son gangster me río es eso' meme') and boasts about his own experiences and achievements. The mention of 'Menem' (a former Argentine president known for corruption) adds a layer of social commentary, suggesting that Montana's rise to power is both a personal triumph and a reflection of broader societal issues. The song's repetitive structure and catchy rhythm mirror the relentless cycle of ambition and success that defines Montana's life, making 'Money Machine' a powerful anthem for anyone striving to make it on their own terms.