Scarface

Cosculluela's song 'Scarface' is a powerful declaration of his identity and resilience in the face of adversity. The title itself is a nod to the iconic character Tony Montana from the film 'Scarface,' symbolizing a rise from nothing to power and influence. Cosculluela uses this metaphor to reflect his own journey in the music industry and the streets, portraying himself as a formidable figure who has overcome numerous challenges.

The lyrics are filled with vivid imagery and assertive language, emphasizing Cosculluela's confidence and determination. He speaks of his lyrical prowess and the impact he has on the industry, positioning himself as a dominant force. The repeated references to being unafraid of death and ready for battle ('No le temo al duelo y si tengo que morir entonces muero') highlight his fearless attitude and readiness to face any obstacle. This warrior mentality is further reinforced by the chorus, where he describes himself as a 'soldado guerrero' (warrior soldier), always prepared to fight for his place.

Cosculluela also touches on themes of loyalty and revenge, common in the narratives of street life. He mentions the importance of his crew and the lengths he would go to protect them, indicating a deep sense of camaraderie and honor. The song's aggressive tone and references to violence ('el rifle en la cara te pongo') reflect the harsh realities of his environment, but also his unwavering resolve to succeed despite these challenges. Through 'Scarface,' Cosculluela not only asserts his dominance but also paints a vivid picture of his life and the struggles that have shaped him into the artist he is today.