Cuidau Au Au

Cosculluela's 'Cuidau Au Au' is a gritty and intense portrayal of street life, filled with warnings and bravado. The song's title, which translates to 'Be Careful,' sets the tone for the entire track. Cosculluela uses the lyrics to caution others about the dangers of the streets, emphasizing the need to stay vigilant and ready for any threats. The repeated phrase 'Cuidau Au-Au' serves as a stark reminder to be on guard, as the streets are unforgiving and perilous.

The song is rich with street slang and references to firearms, such as 'La glock y el clock corriendo,' which translates to 'The Glock and the clock running.' This line underscores the constant presence of danger and the need to be prepared for violence. Cosculluela's mention of 'janguiando,' or hanging out, suggests that even casual activities can turn deadly if one is not careful. The artist's use of onomatopoeic sounds like 'Click-Click Au-Au' and 'chicki-plau Au-Au' mimics the sounds of gunfire, adding a visceral layer to the song's narrative.

Cosculluela also addresses his critics and rivals, challenging their authenticity and warning them to stay out of his way. Lines like 'Ustedes no hacen na-na-na' (You all do nothing) and 'Quieren hacerlo como yo' (They want to do it like me) highlight his confidence and dominance in the street scene. The song's aggressive tone and vivid imagery paint a picture of a world where respect is earned through strength and vigilance. Cosculluela's raw delivery and the song's pulsating beat create an atmosphere of tension and urgency, making 'Cuidau Au Au' a powerful anthem of street survival.